Working together

A wiki earns its keep when a whole team writes in it: the person who knows the answer adds it, the person who spots a mistake fixes it, and nobody has to ask where the latest version is. Tesria is built for that. Several people can edit one page at the same time, anyone who can read a page can discuss it, and you can ask to hear about the pages you care about instead of checking them.

This chapter covers:

• Editing at the same time: what you see when someone else is in the same page.

• Comments: discussing a page, or a few words on it, and closing the discussion when it is settled.

• Mentions and notifications: the bell, and what puts something in it.

• Watching: choosing which pages and spaces you hear about.

• Changes from assistants and the API: what happens when a script or an AI assistant edits a page you have open.