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last edited by BillSeitz on Mar 24, 2008 12:57 pm

An outline, shared in by 2 (or more) people over the net, where row-locking allows all people to update simultaneously (though they don't have to, it can be asynch). With the results saved as in a page.

See .

Will 's get here?

This could approach , a process that might escape the rule of .

You'd need to be passing around changes to the outline as transactions (via ?), rather than passing the outlines (e.g. ) themselves. I think works this way. I think that means you'd need to "extend" to have an [ID] for each node in an outline.

Analogy: crossing (adhoc private shared space) with (hierarchical discussion) with (can repeatedly edit earlier material, scope is a single hopefully-coherent document) (document/thread lives within a larger space)...

, in its beta-that-never-got-released Windows version, supported a feature like this. But over a [LAN], not the net. And there was no macro-environment for a document to live within. It treated each node as an objects, locked and broadcast at that level.

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