I find the move from “website” to “wiki” very interesting. We’ve been exploring something similar for Manifold’s Help & About pages. Right now, they’re backed by an internal Notion wiki and proxied via super.so, but our pages are kind of clunky; plus we’d like to open it up to allow our power users to contribute. We’ve been exploring existing wiki solutions (looks like AI Impacts is on DokuWiki?) but it feels like most public wiki software was designed 10+ years ago, whereas modern software like Notion is generally targeted for the internal use case. I would also note that LessWrong seems to have moved away from having an internal wiki, too. There’s some chance Manifold ends up building an in-house solution for this, on top of our existing editor...
Thanks for writing this up! I’ve just added AI Impacts to Manifold’s charity list, so you can now donate your mana there too :)
I find the move from “website” to “wiki” very interesting. We’ve been exploring something similar for Manifold’s Help & About pages. Right now, they’re backed by an internal Notion wiki and proxied via super.so, but our pages are kind of clunky; plus we’d like to open it up to allow our power users to contribute. We’ve been exploring existing wiki solutions (looks like AI Impacts is on DokuWiki?) but it feels like most public wiki software was designed 10+ years ago, whereas modern software like Notion is generally targeted for the internal use case. I would also note that LessWrong seems to have moved away from having an internal wiki, too. There’s some chance Manifold ends up building an in-house solution for this, on top of our existing editor...