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My wife is a laywer and she and her colleagues (and the other lawyers they are working with) pretty much base their workflow for revising documents on track cha
by arethuza 6y ago
My wife is a laywer and she and her colleagues (and the other lawyers they are working with) pretty much base their workflow for revising documents on track changes. I've never heard her complain about it.
- amaajemyfren 6y agoMaybe she is used to it? I have used track changes and it is good and all ... but it may not be exactly the same as being able to know where and when a change was done, by whom, and with the reasoning sometimes added with it that comes from VCSs like SVN and GIT.
- arethuza 6y agoI think that's the point - if you use these things expecting them to work like a revision control system for code you'll be disappointed and frustrated. Meanwhile, people who have no such expectations cope perfectly well.
- type0 6y ago> Meanwhile, people who have no such expectations cope perfectly well. You know how they do that right, stay in online chats and ask who, how, why, when. Awful waste of efforts
- kube-system 6y ago> where and when a change was done, by whom, and with the reasoning sometimes added On Office 365 at least, it does tell you all of those things.