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This is exactly correct.
by drupeek 14y ago
This is exactly correct.
- ColinWright 14y agoThen I still don't see how this is different from a wiki, or a pure collaborative document, or a federated wiki. It's taking serious effort to try to work out what pain this solves that isn't catered for by the above options.
- Matt_Cutts 14y agoI don't see how this is different from a Google doc, where you have one doc owner and you can set permissions so that other people can view, edit, or only leave a comment?
- mrtron 14y agoAgree with you Matt. Check out the google docs promo vids they used during day 2 of Google IO. (wow this was painful to find) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPtJd6AzU8c&feature=youtu.be&t=20m58s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPtJd6AzU8c&feature=youtu... That style of fun product demonstration would be perfect for this type of app. Also google docs now work offline really well and across multiple devices, which is incredibly useful.
- drupeek 14y agoWho gets attribution for every thought embodied in that doc?
- Matt_Cutts 14y agoI believe Google Docs keeps all the revisions, so if anyone cares a lot, they could go back and check. But what I've found with Google Docs is that if someone is making a trivial change (like correcting a typo), they'll just go ahead and make the edit in the doc. If they're suggesting a substantial change, they'll add the suggestion as a comment and let the author decide whether to incorporate it.