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That is a limitation, but I'm not sure the marginal benefit of forking and merging functionality justifies the significant added complexity. Each edition gets i
by RyanMcGreal 15y ago
That is a limitation, but I'm not sure the marginal benefit of forking and merging functionality justifies the significant added complexity. Each edition gets its own page, and the revision history of each edition reflects versioning.
On the rare occasion that changes in one edition need to cross over to another, a non-technical user should be able to copy/paste the changes across the two edit pages.