Re: Content Management ... was RE: Tools

[Nina Barzgaran <nina -dot- barzgaran -at- barzgaran -dot- at>]

Hello All,

I appreciate this discussion and its precision, kudos @Helen and @Robert.

I agree with Helen as well as Robert to some extent, and also not 
altogether:
* Confluence+plugins just is more apt to create issues with more complex 
tasks for technical documentation. That does mnot make it useless. It 
does also not mean this is sure to happen to anyone. But lots of people 
in the Atlassian community faced similar problems. Yet, that's not 100%, 
of course...

* @Robert, I think it's a little daring in your case to state something 
like ~ ...'saying k15t tools have problems I know they do not have'...
I can confirm Helen's experience in the setup I worked in recently: our 
use case and the ways we needed to use several plugins to include 
workflows, versioning, a corporate design for the viewport and the same 
for exports to PDF, which is not straightforward; persistent URLs, 
etc... made it a pain.

! Important !
Let's remember what we all know and agree upon so far:
**You need your requirements and your specification of your use case in 
place in order to decide which tools or toolchains fit your needs.
When you test and use them successfully, fine.**

If not, after some time you may find that maintenance and upkeep of even 
the smallest, most everyday-tasks takes far more time than it would need 
- and has needed otherwise - it may be time to move on...

Regards
Nina

Am 10/12/2020 um 01:44 schrieb Robert Lauriston: