UserClone
2011-04-18, 07:53 AM
Writeboard (http://writeboard.com/) could be the coolest way to post up a large homebrew that I've seen. It automatically tracks your changes by having different versions of your document, and you can make it public and even give the password to your document to your fellow playgrounders to have them be able to revise your work, then compare your version to theirs and decide on the final product.
This has the advantage of someone being able to directly change a perceived imbalance in the text of someone else's homebrew, and then that homebrewer can look at and either accept or reject the change, or implement a change of his own, as opposed to a suggestionn/response. The difference is subtle, but there.
A very, very cool, free, public, web-based document writing and editing program. I'd love to see someone try using this for a large homebrew.
What do you think of it?
This has the advantage of someone being able to directly change a perceived imbalance in the text of someone else's homebrew, and then that homebrewer can look at and either accept or reject the change, or implement a change of his own, as opposed to a suggestionn/response. The difference is subtle, but there.
A very, very cool, free, public, web-based document writing and editing program. I'd love to see someone try using this for a large homebrew.
What do you think of it?