Empower squash federations and squash clubs with a centralized squash wiki application.
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A squash wiki serves as a collaborative knowledge hub for rules, procedures, system usage, and organizational guidelines. Federations and squash clubs can create articles organized by categories, tags, and roles. The wiki supports version control, contributor observeing, and inline multimedia. Users can search for guides, submit edits, and propose new content. It enhances consistency, speeds onboarding, and reduces repetitive support queries. Ideal for internal staff, officials, administrators, and technical pairs.
Article authoring interface
- Create content with formatting tools
- Add images and videos
- Insert links to application tools
- Assign tags and categories
- Preview changes live
Collaborative editing workflows
- Track edit history
- Compare versions
- Review pending edits
- Assign review roles
- Log author contributions
Role-based content visibility
- Limit articles by role
- Customize content by tool
- Provide squash federation or squash club views
- Link to helpdesk tickets
- Track view stats
What is the purpose of a squash wiki?
To provide a collaborative space for creating, storing, and accessing structured squash knowledge.
Who contributes to the wiki?
Admins, officials, staff, and approved editors based on permissions.
Can users request new articles?
Yes, via suggestions, support tickets, or form submissions.
Is the wiki searchable?
Yes, with full-text and tag-based filtering.
How is accuracy ensured?
Through review workflows, version control, and moderator approval.