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For reference: I’m a Dokuwiki (at work) and MediaWiki (internet) admin and user.
If it has to be a wiki, use MediaWiki. No sane person (read: not working in IT) will want to learn a wiki-syntax. So MediaWikis Wysiwig editor is the way to go.
Most people are used to collaborative document editing the google or office 365 way now. So if a shared document or two is enough: Use those.
@juergen_hubert if you're the only one using the wiki and you're comfortable with the interface, that's one barrier removed. But what is the intent of the wiki? Notes, sharing with others, player engagement? Each is a bit of a different answer; the last will be less about platform and more about how willing your players are to read it.
@juergen_hubert MediaWiki is good for large-scale projects, but I would recommend DokuWiki instead if you plan to have less than 10k pages or so. It's much easier to use, administer and maintain.
@juergen_hubert@Whidou Chiming in with the DokuWiki recommendation--it doesn't use a database, just text files, so it's easy to back up and access your info with no worries of DB corruption. There are also plugins to write your pages in Markdown if that's your pace.
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