I think “real-time collaboration” or “multi-user” would have been better choices than “multiplayer”. I was hesitant to criticize the term at first because it is

I think “real-time collaboration” or “multi-user” would have been better choices than “multiplayer”. I was hesitant to criticize the term at first because it is so ill-fitting that I was unsure I understood what feature they were talking about. It’s interesting to see this on HN at the same time as the GNU article about “Service as as Software Substitute”. I would have much more piece of mind that my personal or proprietary information is secure if I didn’t have to trust Figma. A peer-to-peer collaboration platform that I can run locally would be innovative and exciting.