We try to have a certain awareness that we're allowed to delete things that start to rot with the understanding that if it was so important someone will bring it up again. I think this helps solve the overload and mess. It sort of takes an acknowledgement of our own fallibility ahead of time.
By that you mean that when you're wondering through Confluence you're always on the lookout for deprecated stuff?
And how do you manage the structure, like what goes where? Common problem is like having an "Engineering" space and everything tech related goes in there. The opposite is also true, where everything is a sub-sub-sub-page, and then search doesn't help. Ever had any of those problems?
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We try to have a certain awareness that we're allowed to delete things that start to rot with the understanding that if it was so important someone will bring it up again. I think this helps solve the overload and mess. It sort of takes an acknowledgement of our own fallibility ahead of time.
By that you mean that when you're wondering through Confluence you're always on the lookout for deprecated stuff?
And how do you manage the structure, like what goes where? Common problem is like having an "Engineering" space and everything tech related goes in there. The opposite is also true, where everything is a sub-sub-sub-page, and then search doesn't help. Ever had any of those problems?