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even cheaper obsidian.md and a Dropbox account shared folder the files just sync the changes and built in version control
Best answer here. Wikis have a much more complex syntax and templating if you’re trying to do visually appealing content whereas Obsidian with Canvas, Graph, and many of the plugins is so much easier to get up to speed with and add in crazy cool functionality.
They offer hosting for $8 or $10 per month.
You can also just use GitHub and do it all for free.
I do my personal wiki in markdown (with kakoune and kak-wiki), and then I convert to html using pandas :)
converting to html, adds an extra step in order for people to edit the text, but it makes it easy to access and navigate :)