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Short version As you probably know SO offers Stack Overflow for Teams as a product for a knowledge management tool for private use (private teams). I am wondering if it is possible for Codidact t...
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#3: Post edited
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Alexei
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2021-07-25T07:44:37Z (over 2 years ago)
[]()### Short version- As you probably know SO offers Stack Overflow for Teams as a product for a knowledge management tool for private use (private teams).
- **I am wondering if it is possible for Codidact to also offer something similar in the medium term.**
- ### Long version
- Several years ago along with a few colleagues, I managed a private community based on Stack Overflow for a former employer. Codidact was probably just an idea back then and SO's solution seemed to be the best fit:
- - clean layout
- - reputation system
- - favors "less noise"
- Fast-forward to nowadays. I have discussed with my boss about implementing a similar knowledge management solution where I work (rather big company, knowledge management is quite messy, a lot of reinventing the wheel). SO's solution would be a natural choice, but now we have Codidact which satisfies many aspects of what I am interested in:
- - clean layout
- - better reputation system than SO
- - favors "less noise"
- - no moral issues associated with using a product from a company I do not like anymore
- Unfortunately, besides the technical details, there are also some legal ones. From what I remember, the most problematic was related to GDPR and where the data actually resides (within EU or outside).
- ### Short version
- As you probably know SO offers Stack Overflow for Teams as a product for a knowledge management tool for private use (private teams).
- **I am wondering if it is possible for Codidact to also offer something similar in the medium term.**
- ### Long version
- Several years ago along with a few colleagues, I managed a private community based on Stack Overflow for a former employer. Codidact was probably just an idea back then and SO's solution seemed to be the best fit:
- - clean layout
- - reputation system
- - favors "less noise"
- Fast-forward to nowadays. I have discussed with my boss about implementing a similar knowledge management solution where I work (rather big company, knowledge management is quite messy, a lot of reinventing the wheel). SO's solution would be a natural choice, but now we have Codidact which satisfies many aspects of what I am interested in:
- - clean layout
- - better reputation system than SO
- - favors "less noise"
- - no moral issues associated with using a product from a company I do not like anymore
- Unfortunately, besides the technical details, there are also some legal ones. From what I remember, the most problematic was related to GDPR and where the data actually resides (within EU or outside).
#2: Post edited
by
Alexei
·
2021-07-25T07:44:25Z (over 2 years ago)
clarified the title
Using Codidact as a private community within a company
- Using Software Codidact as a private community within a company
### Short version- As you probably know SO offers Stack Overflow for Teams as a product for a knowledge management tool for private use (private teams).
- **I am wondering if it is possible for Codidact to also offer something similar in the medium term.**
- ### Long version
- Several years ago along with a few colleagues, I managed a private community based on Stack Overflow for a former employer. Codidact was probably just an idea back then and SO's solution seemed to be the best fit:
- - clean layout
- - reputation system
- - favors "less noise"
- Fast-forward to nowadays. I have discussed with my boss about implementing a similar knowledge management solution where I work (rather big company, knowledge management is quite messy, a lot of reinventing the wheel). SO's solution would be a natural choice, but now we have Codidact which satisfies many aspects of what I am interested in:
- - clean layout
- - better reputation system than SO
- - favors "less noise"
- - no moral issues associated with using a product from a company I do not like anymore
- Unfortunately, besides the technical details, there are also some legal ones. From what I remember, the most problematic was related to GDPR and where the data actually resides (within EU or outside).
- []()### Short version
- As you probably know SO offers Stack Overflow for Teams as a product for a knowledge management tool for private use (private teams).
- **I am wondering if it is possible for Codidact to also offer something similar in the medium term.**
- ### Long version
- Several years ago along with a few colleagues, I managed a private community based on Stack Overflow for a former employer. Codidact was probably just an idea back then and SO's solution seemed to be the best fit:
- - clean layout
- - reputation system
- - favors "less noise"
- Fast-forward to nowadays. I have discussed with my boss about implementing a similar knowledge management solution where I work (rather big company, knowledge management is quite messy, a lot of reinventing the wheel). SO's solution would be a natural choice, but now we have Codidact which satisfies many aspects of what I am interested in:
- - clean layout
- - better reputation system than SO
- - favors "less noise"
- - no moral issues associated with using a product from a company I do not like anymore
- Unfortunately, besides the technical details, there are also some legal ones. From what I remember, the most problematic was related to GDPR and where the data actually resides (within EU or outside).
#1: Initial revision
by
Alexei
·
2021-07-25T07:34:40Z (over 2 years ago)
Using Codidact as a private community within a company
### Short version As you probably know SO offers Stack Overflow for Teams as a product for a knowledge management tool for private use (private teams). **I am wondering if it is possible for Codidact to also offer something similar in the medium term.** ### Long version Several years ago along with a few colleagues, I managed a private community based on Stack Overflow for a former employer. Codidact was probably just an idea back then and SO's solution seemed to be the best fit: - clean layout - reputation system - favors "less noise" Fast-forward to nowadays. I have discussed with my boss about implementing a similar knowledge management solution where I work (rather big company, knowledge management is quite messy, a lot of reinventing the wheel). SO's solution would be a natural choice, but now we have Codidact which satisfies many aspects of what I am interested in: - clean layout - better reputation system than SO - favors "less noise" - no moral issues associated with using a product from a company I do not like anymore Unfortunately, besides the technical details, there are also some legal ones. From what I remember, the most problematic was related to GDPR and where the data actually resides (within EU or outside).