How to Best Organize Subreddit's Documentation?

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I'd like to collect up all my Sub's Docs (code of conduct, ban policy, etc.) into one area. These things initially started out as just a bunch of posts from me and I thought "Oh... I'll just pin them and make it known to read the pins" but I found that I can only seemingly pin 2 items max. Then I'm like "OK... I'll add the existing posts to a collection..." NOPE! That didn't go well given that when I click the three dots icon and choose "Add to collection", I don't get a dialog prompting for new collection name or choose existing.

I've thought about getting my knowledge extended about how to best utilize the Wiki, but I've yet to undertake that task.

Can anyone come up with an idea on how to solve this one?

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