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I don't quite understand. Can't anyone edit the HTML once they unzip it? How is it different if you zip it up? Is it the WYSIWYG you want? Why not just send an
by solardev 3y ago
I don't quite understand. Can't anyone edit the HTML once they unzip it? How is it different if you zip it up?
Is it the WYSIWYG you want? Why not just send an actual document then, like Word or LibreOffice?
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean by "hackable", but I'd have thought PDFs were the least hackable. They're notoriously hard to edit.
- keepamovin 3y agoI guess Hackable is just one part of it and maybe it’s not the best word. There’s plenty of other things that make documents important. While it’s true PDFs are hard to edit, I mean anyone can author a PDF…and probably in some circles far more people know how to create a PDF and they do create a website. It’s not really the W7 it’s more the richness and ubiquity of web content, has so far eluded encapsulation in a document format. I’m sorry the idea so out there! Haha :)