I asked about this in another thread. It seems like all the blockchain does in this scenario is allow colliding edits to be detected for a fast retry. In an env

I asked about this in another thread. It seems like all the blockchain does in this scenario is allow colliding edits to be detected for a fast retry. In an environment with slow network I don't see how this would work well. If that's the case, something like treedoc[1] is prescribed and it renders the blockchain part of this irrelevant unless we're concerned about sourcing edits (which treedoc or a similar CRDT would be entirely amenable to and even appreciate). I was sort of hoping that there was something I didn't understand about the algorithm that helped here. Also, what is "OT stuff"?