What is space?
A top-level container in a wiki that holds a page tree and its access rules. Spaces usually map to teams or domains — Engineering, People, Ops — because a body of knowledge decays quickly once nobody owns it.
Why space matters
Spaces are where access control and ownership actually live. Teams that organise by subject instead of by owner end up with beautifully categorised documentation that nobody maintains, because no team recognises the category as theirs.
How Flocci Library handles it
Spaces can be public or private within the organisation, hold unlimited nested pages, and moving a page between spaces cascades its entire subtree — a branch can never end up straddling two spaces.
Flocci Library is a team wiki and knowledge base: spaces, nested page trees, a 16-block slash editor with tables and charts, @mention backlinks, threaded comments, AI drafting, public share links and org workspaces — one Flocci login across 30+ apps, priced in INR.
Related terms
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Knowledge base
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Backlink
A reverse reference: if page A mentions page B, then B has a backlink from A. Backlinks turn a collection of documents i…
Block editor
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