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So what are the cool kids using for wikis these days? Is there a good web3 backed solution? I just want to throw a wiki up for a game or something, let people collaborate on it, maybe point a custom domain to it?

Posting on /pinata since it seems like a good platform for something like this to be hosted on 🤷

Huh, I randomly came across @iqwiki last night. Seems that edits are posted to Polygon and pinned to IPFS. I wonder if this could do what I'm looking for 🤔

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Huh, I randomly came across @iqwiki last night. Seems that edits are posted to Polygon and pinned to IPFS. I wonder if this could do what I'm looking for 🤔
https://iq.wiki/wiki/vitalik-buterin

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I know right, it seems like a perfect match, and I'm sure *someone* out there has built up the tooling around it, but it needs to be something I can just point a domain to or something, and give people a link to, where they can read it and edit it like Wikipedia. Nothing I've found comes close to that though.

Wikis are just static files so this is a great use case of IPFS and Pinata. You get built in version history for free too because every change results in a new CID. If you keep a mapping of all old CIDs, your versioning is built for you!