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  • Kiyo Ichikawa commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I completely agree with Guy Morton's comment "The Wiki tab makes it almost a certainty that people will use it, and if they do they will not be putting the documentation in the right place for our organisation...". There are better places for Enterprise Documentation than a Wiki tab....

  • Guy Morton commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This is the most irritating thing about what otherwise looks like a pretty good product. The Wiki tab makes it almost a certainty that people will use it, and if they do they will not be putting the documentation in the right place for our organisation, which has a substantial Confluence site with multiple years of documentation in it. Unfortunately it has that MS "embrace and extend" flavour that some of us are wary of. If I could simply remove the wiki tab, or make it link to our existing Wiki I would appreciate it.

  • Stoker commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Teams wiki is really weak. Having the ability to host confluence space as a tab on a specific channel woule be really powerful. Teams currently can't display the confluence site which makes is very difficult to help people change their behaviors. It simply makes it appear as too much clicking/work to accept.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Teams is good for collecting a project team and content in one place - but there is no user-friendly collaborative documentation in the MS Suite. (And don't even talk to me about Sharepoint!) The Wiki is also featureless and has no page tree structure.

    If we cannot have a way of adding collaborative documentation into Teams (eg embedded a Confluence space) we will end up choosing another tool for everything and moving away from Teams altogether. SalesForce have really got it together with the UX of their collaborative pages in their tool Quip - this is how a wiki should work!

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