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For howto guides there is wikihow, though its license is noncommercial only iirc.
Wikibooks might also be suitable, as someone said. The other editors there are less insane about rule enforcement than wikipedia's, anyway.
If you can say what your topic is, that could help.
Local hiking guides with notes and warnings and explanations about different weather conditions, etc.
Wikibooks might be ok for that.
There are wikis specifically for travel guides too, e.g. Wikivoyage, Wikitravel.
Yeah! I saw it now, seems like a good fit!
maybe Wikibooks? Not very familiar with what they accept or not.
Awesome, I didn't know Wikipedia has so many different wiki types. I'll check wiki books and others out. Thank you!
There are lots of wikis for specific domains, what are you looking to write a guide for?
Local hiking guides with notes and warnings and explanations about different weather conditions, etc.
You could start your own blog
I want something that I don't need to personally manage and is open for the public.
Codeberg?
Isn't it for code?
It is, yeah, but you can also use it to host a static webpage: https://codeberg.page/
Personally, I use it together with mdBook, so I write my texts in Markdown and then get a webpage with search and such. There's lots of "static site generators" out there which do something similar.
It's a little tech-y for what you're hoping to do, but you could make use of the code tooling for collaboration. People could open issues, if they just want to make a suggestion, or they could create a pull request with a concrete change.
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