P2 vs. Wiki – P2 Help
With P2 having two communication modes – posts and pages – organizations can take advantage of the structure of a page that is similar to a wiki combined with the structure of a post th…
With P2 having two communication modes – posts and pages – organizations can take advantage of the structure of a page that is similar to a wiki combined with the structure of a post th…
There are key differences between posts and pages, and how they could be used in P2. Posts Posts in P2 are best for asynchronous communication.Collaboration between multiple people is built upon th…
Thanks for giving P2 a try! Setting up a new P2 workspace is a very simple and fast process. Just follow these steps. Step 1: Entering a name and url First, go to the Create a workspace page. There…
Email continues to thrive as a communications medium. However, there are some key differences that make P2 ideal for team communications. When you send an email to several people, you lose control …
Even though it’s built on WordPress, P2 isn’t a traditional blog. There are a few key differences: Traditionally, a blog is public. Visitors find blog posts in search or if they’r…
Features Your dashboard in Slack Using the /p2 Slack command will require you to connect your P2 and Slack accounts. Afterwards it will act as a P2 dashboard within Sl…
P2 uses the WordPress editor (also known as Gutenberg) as the main tool to write content. This editor uses blocks that allow you to create media-rich pages, posts and comments, and to control their…
Features P2 supports GitHub embeds. If you paste a GitHub link to an issue, pull request, or milestone, you’ll get an embed with all the important details. How to use it Simply copy a GitHub …
These are a few tips and tricks to increase your speed and productivity while using P2. Emoji autocomplete 🥂 Emoji add valuable expressivity to your messages, but finding the perfect one can be tim…
Pages are the best way to document stable information, like processes, long-term plans, how-tos, company policies, etc. Pages, as opposed to Posts, usually don’t have comments because the con…