#MicrosoftTeams includes a default wiki for each channel. What I do first is that I delete it as it is not yet production ready. I recommend using OneNote instead of Wiki.
Why I don’t recommend using Wiki?
– Wiki pages are only available in Teams. They are created in your own file library for SharePoint as Mht pages that do not appear to be useful outside the Teams
– Version history does not work and there is no recovery available. While ages are created in SharePoint with versions and history it is not that easy..
– If the Wiki tab is deleted it will be gone for good. No recycle bin.
– No offline use at the moment, OneNote provides that
There’s a lot of potential in the Wiki, once these features fixed.
– Easy to edit in teams
– Structures can be built quickly
– You can chat about Wikis
– Wiki is also faster to add content than OneNote Online
Wikis can also be created as the modern pages in SharePoint if OneNote does not feel right for the job. They can be added as tabs to channels.
Do you use Teams’ Wiki? Want to share experiences?
Vesa Nopanen - My Metaverse Day 
Hello Julkaissut, thank you for a nice post. Almost 2 years passed since you published it, but Microsoft is still ignoring the users voice about changes to the default wiki. That’s sad.
For example, the full text search is a really important feature which default wiki still lacks.
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/18623599-fulltextsearch-for-wiki
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I wouldn’t say Microsoft is ignoring the User Voice – it has been quite effective when some request has had tens of thousands backers. This hasn’t exceeded 10k yet.
However, I agree that there should be progress on wiki: either an option to make it go away in the tenant (replaced by OneNote) or make it a lot better. My recommendation still stands: don’t use Wiki. We just have to keep on educating users to do the right thing.
Best,
Vesku
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