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I know this may seem like a broad question, but I am looking for some best practice tips from people with real world experience.

Any suggestions, tips, comments, caveats regarding design of Knowledge Bases in SharePoint?

Thank you!

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One thing I would add here is I would recommend using wiki pages for this, and make sure you have a well-thought-out taxonomy for your KB. Searchability! – Mike Nov 7 '12 at 19:10
I agree about the well thought out taxonomy. Creating a taxonomy that is applicable for all the different disparate pieces of information that need to be categorized is the puzzle. I have multiple working groups that have been keeping notes using various methods. This information must all be brought together with a tagging system that makes sense. But how to properly design such a taxonomy. Thanks for your response! – Seppuku Nov 7 '12 at 19:25

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