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Collaborative Writing

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Overview

You’ll be able to collaborate efficiently with your team to create cohesive and accurate documentation.

Lessons

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Give Team Feedback

Steffen Burzlaff Steffen Burzlaff
published on February 6, 2025

Confluence comments are a powerful little feature. They can be very simple or even contain the kind of rich formatting you use on a Confluence page. There are two different types of comments in Confluence – inline comments and page comments.
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Write Together and Get Better

Steffen Burzlaff Steffen Burzlaff
published on February 6, 2025

Writing your docs together with a teammate is a great way to improve your writing skills. With pair writing, you and a teammate give instant feedback on the content which helps you to produce content rapidly.
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Collect User Feedback

Steffen Burzlaff Steffen Burzlaff
published on February 6, 2025

Conversations within your team can be a great way to collect feedback and iterate to improve your documentation over time – but what about your users?
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Automate Your Workflow

Steffen Burzlaff Steffen Burzlaff
published on February 7, 2025

As your team works together, having an automated workflow will allow you to follow a consistent process for writing, reviewing, and publishing your Confluence documentation.
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