Sometimes just calling a wiki a "wiki" is scary for new users. I'm interested in learning how people have named their wiki.
Would you like to share?
Thanks for sharing!
John.
we call it "Portal" and use the following url: portal.mycompany.com
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kbase - unscrupulously plagiarised from apple's internal knowledge base
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We just called it Confluence :)
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we just call it "HM-Wiki", not really thrilling, but it's working. HM is an acronym for our company name.
The funniest name I've heard is 'Marvin'. Another company named their wiki after the robot in Douglas Adams "Hitchhiker's Guide". Marvin knows everything, but noone wants to hear it...
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Bitbucket is taken, unfortunately :) Knowledge Base was one I used previously (partly inspired by a simple /kb url!). Confluence also works!
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