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I'm definitely not a "typical" case, just saying what I did:
A friend of mine used discord for his worldbuilding project and at some point when I asked him sth and he emailed me a bunch of images and texts (I don't use discord anymore) I was like "yeah no this is enough I'm setting up a mediawiki for you"
I spent about a week figuring shit out with NixOS containers, keycloak and some mediawiki thingies (gosh the openid connect plugin is cursed), and now he's happily writing away at his wiki (when he feels like it lol).
I'm not saying to do it like me, it's probably the most monumentally worst way to do it, but it works well enough.