Paste the repeated Slack answer into a wiki FAQ draft

You answered it in Slack. Again. Search still fails. The answer evaporates in scrollback.

This hack: ten minutes, one repeated answer, one FAQ draft in the wiki. Stop being the search engine.

When to use it

• You (or someone) answered the same question twice or more.
• You have a wiki, Notion, or help doc home.
• The answer is stable enough to publish.

When not to

• The answer changes weekly. Link to the owner instead of freezing bad truth.
• It includes private customer data. Redact or skip.
• You don't own the doc space. Draft and @ the owner to publish.

Do this (timer on)

1. 1. Copy the Slack answer and the original question.
2. 2. Run the prompt into FAQ form with a clear title.
3. 3. Paste as draft in the wiki. Tag #faq.
4. 4. Drop the wiki link back into the Slack thread.

Prompt (copy)

Turn this Slack Q&A into a wiki FAQ entry.

Output:
- Title (as a question)
- Short answer (first)
- Steps if needed
- When this does NOT apply
- Owner / last updated placeholders

Keep plain English. Do not invent policy.

QUESTION:
[paste]

ANSWER FROM SLACK:
[paste]

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