Create a bookmarklet and a keyboard shortcut where I can press some keyboard combination and have copied to my clipboard linked text, where the URL is the current page and the text is in the format 'YYYY.MM.DD - Domain.TLD - Title of Page'
Page layout - I should think about how the different layouts might be useful. I suppose the three-column layout could be helpful for kanban...
Tables
Task lists - I could see myself using this for Rhymecraft, WhatDo, and any other project I want to keep on top of.
Emoticons - There are actually some useful emoticons in there: a green check-mark, a red square with an 'X' in it, a blue circle with a question mark in it, a hazard sign, and different-colored stars.
There's a converter for Markdown that'll paste in the converted HTML.
Horizontal rules.
You can have a Trello board on a page by providing the URL.
Macros:
Administration
Why don't I see anything in this category?
Communication
I only see the "IM Presence", which I suppose could be helpful for pages where you collaborate with a particular group of people.
Confluence content
Create from template
Excerpt Include
Include Page: Includes the contents of a page within another. <-- I could see this being very helpful for keeping stuff organized...
Status - Communicate the status of a project, task or milestone with visual indicators.
Task report - Create a report of tasks from specific locations, people, status and more.
Development
The most-interesting one I see is the Jira macro for listing relevant Jira tickets, but I'm not really using Jira right now.
External content
Activity Stream - This might be helpful for making it clear to visitors that this wiki is being actively worked on.
TODO: Keep going through this.
Formatting
Highlight
Iframe
Info
Note
Panel
Tip
Warning
Media
Didn't see anything particularly interesting.
Navigation
You can create an anchor.
Page tree search
Page index
Navigation map
Search results
Reporting:
The Page Properties / Page Properties Report macros. I could see that being used to aggregate information on many different pages that track my progress on various dimensions, so I can have a dashboard-style page where I can see everything at once.
Onboarding / learning basic company knowledge (General)
Recruiting (General)
Help achieve company goals (General Responsibility)
Tools ()
The building / office (General Tool)
Meetings (General Tool)
Screencasts (General Tool)
Competitors ← Not sure where this should go...
Customers ← Not sure where this should go...
Strategy (Company-specific) ← Not sure where this should go...
Team-Specific Pages
Eng
General Knowledge (Eng)
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages (Eng)
Data Analyst Team
General Knowledge (DA Team)
Manager (DA Team)
Responsibilities (DA Manager)
Tools (DA Manager)
Analysts (DA Team)
Responsibilities (DA)
Tools (DA)
Front-end Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
Infrastructure Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
Product X Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
Sales
General Knowledge (Sales)
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages (Sales)
SDR Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
AE Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
SE Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
AM Team
General Knowledge
Responsibilities ()
Tools ()
Team-specific pages
Potential problems
One potential problem is that for a person to know where to look for how to use a particular tool, they would need to know whether a different group at the company also needs to know how to use that same tool.
Example:
I need to do a screencast. I don't know if any other group at the company needs to know how to do a screencast. So do I look in my part of the wiki or the general part of the wiki?
Potential solution: Keep the page at the general level, but link to it at the lower (team-specific) levels.