Depends on what you mean by easy. I too suggested the same thing for my company and found myself in charge of the project. There are a bunch of variables here. Which version are you using? Are you having the author's "watch" their articles? Are you putting other's in charge of "patrolling" content? Are you using the built-in "Special Pages" for monitoring and categorizing, etc, etc? ie. Are you using the full core functionality of the wiki (which in my experience is pretty powerful). What specifically are you looking to do that the wiki cannot out of the box?

The biggest problem that I came across was getting non-technical folks to use the wiki to store their process data (daily routines, duties, etc) in case of their absence, the train wouldn't stop. Once I put together a page on Wiki markup and gave a few mini classes, I was fine. Other than that, just getting people to do their end was the challenging part. The wiki does most of the work itself.

In reply to Re: Tricks for Maintaining a Wiki by madbombX
in thread Tricks for Maintaining a Wiki by starX

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