What Are You Watching Now

Dashrender

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

They are just tossing random junk in there?

Dashrender

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

Any system that doesn't self organize, is doomed to never been organized in general.

wirestyle22

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

They are just tossing random junk in there?

There is just no foresight. They are treating it like a file server and each chapter is their folder.

I explained that many people may name books and pages the same thing even though they contain information pertinent to their job only. You should use descriptions to be able to tell the difference between these identical things when someone is searching.

The example would be a "Ring Central" Chapter for Desktop Support and a "Ring Central" Chapter for the Telecommunication's guy.

The reply I get is "I will tag everything as SS"

My reply was "Why do it that way so we need to give people a ton of acronyms to be able to search? The entire point of this is to fix documentation and we should do it in a way where anyone could sit down and make sense of it all from day 1"

No reply. It's been 6 hours.

Dashrender

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

They are just tossing random junk in there?

There is just no foresight. They are treating it like a file server and each chapter is their folder.

I explained that many people may name books and pages the same thing even though they contain information pertinent to their job only. You should use descriptions to be able to tell the difference between these identical things when someone is searching.

The example would be a "Ring Central" Chapter for Desktop Support and a "Ring Central" Chapter for the Telecommunication's guy.

The reply I get is "I will tag everything as SS"

My reply was "Why do it that way so we need to give people a ton of acronyms to be able to search? The entire point of this is to fix documentation and we should do it in a way where anyone could sit down and make sense of it all from day 1"

No reply. It's been 6 hours.

If you're going to have organization, it needs to come from the top.. you can't apply it from the side, they won't listen to you.

CCWTech

Medal of Honor - Netflix

I can only watch an episode every few days. It's just unbelievable what some of the men featured went though. One of the best shows I have ever seen.

dbeato

@CCWTech said in What Are You Watching Now:

Medal of Honor - Netflix

I can only watch an episode every few days. It's just unbelievable what some of the men featured went though. One of the best shows I have ever seen.

It was good! I love those type of shows.

wirestyle22

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

They are just tossing random junk in there?

There is just no foresight. They are treating it like a file server and each chapter is their folder.

I explained that many people may name books and pages the same thing even though they contain information pertinent to their job only. You should use descriptions to be able to tell the difference between these identical things when someone is searching.

The example would be a "Ring Central" Chapter for Desktop Support and a "Ring Central" Chapter for the Telecommunication's guy.

The reply I get is "I will tag everything as SS"

My reply was "Why do it that way so we need to give people a ton of acronyms to be able to search? The entire point of this is to fix documentation and we should do it in a way where anyone could sit down and make sense of it all from day 1"

No reply. It's been 6 hours.

If you're going to have organization, it needs to come from the top.. you can't apply it from the side, they won't listen to you.

From day one everyone has complained about documentation here. Now we have the opportunity to fix everything and they are being stupid. Very unfortunate.

Dashrender

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

They are just tossing random junk in there?

There is just no foresight. They are treating it like a file server and each chapter is their folder.

I explained that many people may name books and pages the same thing even though they contain information pertinent to their job only. You should use descriptions to be able to tell the difference between these identical things when someone is searching.

The example would be a "Ring Central" Chapter for Desktop Support and a "Ring Central" Chapter for the Telecommunication's guy.

The reply I get is "I will tag everything as SS"

My reply was "Why do it that way so we need to give people a ton of acronyms to be able to search? The entire point of this is to fix documentation and we should do it in a way where anyone could sit down and make sense of it all from day 1"

No reply. It's been 6 hours.

If you're going to have organization, it needs to come from the top.. you can't apply it from the side, they won't listen to you.

From day one everyone has complained about documentation here. Now we have the opportunity to fix everything and they are being stupid. Very unfortunate.

This should be its own thread.

@scottalanmiller

Dashrender

The wife is holding me back on finishing Star Trek Discovery.... I want to finish it before starting the new season of Designated survivor.

JaredBusch

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Watching Now:

I spun up Bookstack for my company to use (specifically IT) and my OCD is being triggered by the lack of organization already. It's been one hour.

They are just tossing random junk in there?

There is just no foresight. They are treating it like a file server and each chapter is their folder.

I explained that many people may name books and pages the same thing even though they contain information pertinent to their job only. You should use descriptions to be able to tell the difference between these identical things when someone is searching.

The example would be a "Ring Central" Chapter for Desktop Support and a "Ring Central" Chapter for the Telecommunication's guy.

The reply I get is "I will tag everything as SS"

My reply was "Why do it that way so we need to give people a ton of acronyms to be able to search? The entire point of this is to fix documentation and we should do it in a way where anyone could sit down and make sense of it all from day 1"

No reply. It's been 6 hours.

If you're going to have organization, it needs to come from the top.. you can't apply it from the side, they won't listen to you.

From day one everyone has complained about documentation here. Now we have the opportunity to fix everything and they are being stupid. Very unfortunate.

This should be its own thread.

@scottalanmiller