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It’s usually not worth the effort. Invariably someone makes a mistake, or there is a version conflict between two people, and that defeats the whole purpose. B
by togaen 4y ago
It’s usually not worth the effort. Invariably someone makes a mistake, or there is a version conflict between two people, and that defeats the whole purpose.
Besides, if they are sending you stuff in email, it’s already “versioned” by virtue of it being associated with a unique, chronologically ordered email. Add a local version for yourself when you ‘save as’ if it helps.
- ttoinou 4y agoYes but saving that information directly in the filename is very practical for a lot of purposes. Filenames are first order citizens in how you organize files