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All content with label adoption_antipattern.
Related Labels:
people_antipattern, adoption_pattern, people_pattern, afd, permission_pattern, navigation_pattern, technical_advice
All wiki all the time
(Wiki Patterns)
What is it ? Don't rush wiki adoption beyond what people can handle. Over time, people will realize how useful the wiki is and more and more content will make its way onto the wiki. How do I notice it? If you ...
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ThreadMess
(Wiki Patterns)
What is it? When ThreadMode is allowed to continue for too long, it becomes unwieldy. There is no coherent expression of the page's topic, instead readers have to dig through the whole thread and distill the valuable information out of it. The result is ThreadMess. How do I notice ...
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Too much structure
(Wiki Patterns)
What is it? Trying to guess the structure of a wiki in advance won't work. A wiki will evolve into the optimal organization of information as people use it, and it's better to adjust the structure based on the content, instead of the other way around. How do I notice it? If there are lots of empty ...
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Sandbox
(Wiki Patterns)
What is it? The sandbox pattern involves creating a page, often called a sandbox, and encouraging others to practice wiki editing on this page. Problems that may result from this are: It distracts people from editing pages containing real content It makes people afraid ...
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