issue 010 🗞️ Custom Wiki using Notion's Databases & Layouts

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Custom Wiki Using Notion’s Databases & Layouts Features

I’ll be honest, I don’t get Notion Wikis. I don’t like the layout or how you have to convert a database to access it. I wish it was as easy as having the page verification feature in databases to toggle on/off just like sub-tasks.

Recently I worked with a client on a MASSIVE migration from Slite, and it was a feature they had hoped they could utilize, but like me, are not a fan of the Wiki layout.

So, I built a pretty solid hack and released it as a free superSYSTM™ for ya!

The hack is pretty straightforward and uses a few extra properties (which you can hide using Custom Layouts), including;

• an Updates property that lets you know when a page is set to expire or when it was last updated if no Verification was set; and,

• a few native Database Automations to auto-tag the Page Owner to update the expired page.

Check out the demo & install this superSYSTM™ in your own workspace here.