Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki
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Here's the free OneNote on my android with my Business account added showing both of the OneNote things in the list.
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Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.
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@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.
If you're really planning on dropping all the way to the $4/u/m exchange only plan, then you can probably move to the $5/month plan (you have less than 250 users, right? and get what I have today.
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@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.
If you're really planning on dropping all the way to the $4/u/m exchange only plan, then you can probably move to the $5/month plan (you have less than 250 users, right? and get what I have today.
MSP, doesn't work that way. We need our E3 plans. Seriously, we don't have any option for the $5 stuff.
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If we were a normal company that could use the $5 plans, we'd already be on them and using that. But even when we had OneNote, we were not too impressed with it. It was just "good enough." Now we are looking for something actually good.
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@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.
If you're really planning on dropping all the way to the $4/u/m exchange only plan, then you can probably move to the $5/month plan (you have less than 250 users, right? and get what I have today.
MSP, doesn't work that way. We need our E3 plans. Seriously, we don't have any option for the $5 stuff.
then you're paying $20 already - so what difference does it make?
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@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
If we were a normal company that could use the $5 plans, we'd already be on them and using that. But even when we had OneNote, we were not too impressed with it. It was just "good enough." Now we are looking for something actually good.
See, that's a whole different story then. But pricing was the original reason given for moving away from it.. not the desire to find a better solution.
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@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
If we were a normal company that could use the $5 plans, we'd already be on them and using that. But even when we had OneNote, we were not too impressed with it. It was just "good enough." Now we are looking for something actually good.
See, that's a whole different story then. But pricing was the original reason given for moving away from it.. not the desire to find a better solution.
Right, but as I explained we can't get the $5 pricing.
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@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.
If you're really planning on dropping all the way to the $4/u/m exchange only plan, then you can probably move to the $5/month plan (you have less than 250 users, right? and get what I have today.
MSP, doesn't work that way. We need our E3 plans. Seriously, we don't have any option for the $5 stuff.
then you're paying $20 already - so what difference does it make?
That we can't get the $5 plan. So we can't have OneNote and SharePoint without paying the $16 premium per user. We are going in circles. I'm back to explaining the original price post.
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@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@Dashrender said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
@scottalanmiller said in Organizing Documentation with MediaWiki:
Yeah, but we can't access that. It's $20 for us. That's just the price, can't get around it.
If you're really planning on dropping all the way to the $4/u/m exchange only plan, then you can probably move to the $5/month plan (you have less than 250 users, right? and get what I have today.
MSP, doesn't work that way. We need our E3 plans. Seriously, we don't have any option for the $5 stuff.
then you're paying $20 already - so what difference does it make?
That we can't get the $5 plan. So we can't have OneNote and SharePoint without paying the $16 premium per user. We are going in circles. I'm back to explaining the original price post.
Also, FFS, quit cluttering up the wrong damned thread.
