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(This is self-promotional, but hopefully relevant. Please downvote if you disagree.) At Leanpub we fundamentally disagree with the point of this article [that
by peterarmstrong 16y ago
(This is self-promotional, but hopefully relevant. Please downvote if you disagree.)
At Leanpub we fundamentally disagree with the point of this article [that writers don't want their old versions], and agree with what Etherpad was going for with the time slider: we use Git for all the book revisions (both with our in-browser editor or via a direct interface to GitHub), but we do this in an unobtrusive way. (We'll probably expose a similar time slider eventually, but for git revisions.) While this may or may not be needed for writing of essay length, we feel it is essential for books. Also, imagine the contribution to scholarship if, say, Ulysses had been written with version control...
- jessriedel 16y agoYea, I really don't see what the risk is here if the author has the expectation that only he/she will be able to access the version history (unless, of course, the work is so good that academics want to study it).
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- pjscott 16y agoA link, because you're too civilized to post it, and Leanpub is actually pretty damn cool: http://leanpub.com/ http://leanpub.com/