Recently I've been wondering how does everyone keep the content of their site up to date and duplicate free?
We have a large instance with documents in their tens of thousands, with a large bulk of them being over 12 months old. I don't think I would have any sucess if I was to approach a user with 800 pages and say that 50% of their pages needs reviewing because of their age.
Also, how do you handle documents owned by unknown accounts?
If you use Confluence cloud, you can try the free macro I created that lists the top most outdated pages. You can have your team look at the top 5 each day for example to have the outdated pages shrink over time.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1226276/keep-it-up-to-date?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
Hi Martin,
Not sure if this totally answers your question but we're planning to evaluate the following add-on:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.midori.confluence.plugin.archiving/server/overview
It automates the process of ensuring Confluence pages are up to date and relevant.
Assuming your talking about pages rather than attachments...
Anything that is not can be archived/deleted.
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