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Do's

  • DO use confluence pages to introduce new features your team plans to contribute.

  • DO organize your content in a structured manner, with pages and hierarchical structures.

  • DO encourage team members to provide feedback and comments on pages to foster collaboration and gather insights.

  • DO regularly review and update your content to keep it relevant and accurate.

  • DO encourage team members to use @mentions to notify specific individuals or groups when their input or action is required.

Don'ts

  • DON’T store any confidential information.

  • DON'T overload your Confluence section with unnecessary pages or content that may confuse or overwhelm users.

  • DON'T use Confluence as a file storage system. Instead, consider linking to files stored in dedicated file-sharing platforms.

  • DON'T neglect to regularly review and clean up outdated or unused pages to avoid clutter and maintain a clean environment.

  • DON'T rely solely on Confluence for real-time communication. Use appropriate communication channels.

  • DON'T forget to educate and train team members on how to effectively use Confluence, ensuring they understand its features and benefits.

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