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This feels like a submarine article, so I'm going to go off on a tangent, and ask, "For how long will this be true?" With evolving documents like wikipedia and
by nanomonkey 4y ago
This feels like a submarine article, so I'm going to go off on a tangent, and ask, "For how long will this be true?"
With evolving documents like wikipedia and Conflict-free Replicated Data Type (CRDTs) coming into favor, it feels like writing could be a cooperative and multi-player game. Most of the meetings I go to have an EtherPad open for all the participants to collaboratively take notes during the discussion. I'd assume that collaborative editing of documents will become more of the norm.
Like exercising, perhaps one could show up and write in a shared document so as not to let your fellow writer's down.
- samatman 4y agoThere's nothing submarine about it, Justin is shilling his community quite openly at the end, if you asked him "hey what's that last paragraph about" I expect he'd reply "I'm shilling indiethinkers what does it look like". Submarine is when you launder your ad through some putatively neutral platform, Justin runs otherlife, there's no mystery here.
- azangru 4y ago> Justin is shilling his community quite openly at the end Yeah, I got curious about that, and googled for the word. "Enroll, One-Time, $550", it said. Right :-)
- Arcanum-XIII 4y agoNo everyone likes to work in group (I don't). Tools to work in group are quite often very different than tool to work in isolation (by needs).
- jotm 4y agoThat's social media and it sucks.
- mrtnmcc 4y agoSocial media could learn a thing or two from Wikipedia--scalable collaboration that is actually constructive.