Comment on A self-hosted wiki that can integrate with a fediverse instance
tal@kbin.social 1 year ago
Reddit had the ability to have a per-subreddit wiki. I never dug into it on the moderator side, but it was useful for some things like setting up pages with subreddit rules and the like. I think that moderators had some level of control over it, at least to allow non-moderator edits or not, maybe on a per-page basis.
That could be a useful option for communities; I think that in general, there is more utility for per-community than per-instance wiki spaces, though I know that you admin a server with one major community which you also moderate, so in your case, there may not be much difference.
I don't know how amenable django-wiki is to partitioning things up like that, though.
poVoq@slrpnk.net 1 year ago
Indeed that is also what I had in mind regarding linking up a Wiki to Lemmy.
It should be possible I guess to link community membership to wiki groups and those groups each have their own name-space that looks like a seperate wiki more or less.