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i came across somewhere on twitter that if two people are editing the document on notion, only the first one gets saved or something. I didn't get into the deta
by geekodour 2y ago
i came across somewhere on twitter that if two people are editing the document on notion, only the first one gets saved or something. I didn't get into the details of it but in that case this is already ahead in some ways.
- tlarkworthy 2y agoFalse, I for sure have realtime collaberated with people on the same doc. I thought maybe it might be on a individual block level, but then from the Notion docs https://www.notion.so/help/collaborate-within-a-workspace https://www.notion.so/help/collaborate-within-a-workspace, "You can edit the same block as someone else at the same time. Unlike other document software, content is not locked if someone else is making changes to it. The most recent change will be reflected on the page."
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- kangmh 2y ago"The most recent change will be reflected on the page" implies overwriting, so different opinions may arise depending on the perspective. Anyway, Notion is addressing the shortcomings of overwriting with features like history.
- tlarkworthy 2y agoyeah, that sentence does imply a last-write-wins in the case of simultaneous keystrokes. But it's at the block level and not the document level.