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I am trying to define and then explain what exactly a space champion is in Confluence for my organisation.
How would all define that role? Do you use one? What are the responsibilities and roles of a space champion?
from what I think it is not a defined term - it could come with responsibility to keep Confluence tidy and easy to understand, unless however you define it any other way.
Some insights could provide the following article, in case you might be interested in reading:
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-discussions/Spring-cleaning-%EF%B8%8F/td-p/2002953
Regards,
Daniel
Hi @Colm Maguire ,
Welcome to Atlassian community.
This question is in which context ? In our KB articles I have seen we mention champions , which basically means they are the administrators and has all permissions administer the space. For example, you can refer the below snippet from the KB article
You can set which groups or individuals can create spaces in Global Permissions.
If you choose to limit who can create spaces, we recommend granting this permission to a group of champions, who can handle requests, create the spaces, and work with stakeholders to set up their space permissions in the most appropriate way for your organisation. These people don't need to be Confluence Administrators, they just need the Create Space global permission.
So, i believe thats what is the context of referring to admins as the champions.
Have a good day!
Thanks,
Srinath T
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@Colm Maguire , the above snippet was copied from the below page.
I forgot to provide in my previous reply.
Thanks,
Srinath T
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No not at all. I am talking about the people who champion a particular space, make sure the information in it is up to date, reliable, and correct. It seems the only place people don't speak about space champions is here in Atlassian. I have seen references to the term across the internet. I have an organisation with a wiki, that has got out of hand and we are trying to reorganise. One of the ways we are doing this is asking teams to appoint a champion. One who will guard the space if you will.
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