Existing content was imported from the old Knowledgebase, and a considerable effort from several contributors over the last month has seen that content being translated into German. We also welcome translations in any other language!

The new Knowledgebase allows community writers to log in with their existing Forums username and get started with contributing right away, whether that is proposing new content or translating existing content.

We already have several great articles and we would love to have more submissions – just follow our article on how to contribute and chat with us in #t-education on Slack if you have any questions.

What is the Knowledgebase?

The Knowledgebase is a collection of community contributed articles about different valuable topics, for example “How to A/B Test an Email” or “How to create a drip campaign”.

It’s basically a library of Community Knowledge, Best Practices and How-To’s, all done by the community!

Documentation or Knowledgebase?

You might ask yourself, where the difference between the documentation and the knowledgebase is. We have a detailed explanation of that right here:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HfrTCUE0vsbzYYDQoYmvMcWEAyMVc_tWDbPH-NIAq3s/edit

Your Contributions

The knowledge can only grow prosperous with your contributions! If you have a resource which you would like to share with the knowledgebase or enjoy writing articles, please take a look at our “Contributors Guide”.

https://kb.mautic.org/contribution

Here you will even find a video tutorial on how you can contribute to the knowledgebase. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to send that to the #t-education Slack channel (get an invite to join at https://mautic.org/slack)