James et al:
next time there is a need for a group edit i.e. the Pompeii construction there is a way to do it via a Wiki style format. When we tried to do this without this style of editing capability we were basically left to
1.shotgun the draft out to everyone and then the editor takes the input from 4 to 7 different authors and attempt to make a single document
2. round robin or bubble sort the draft to each author in a a single file, if someone drops the ball then you have hit a bottle neck and the project stalls.
I had asked if anyone knew of a place that had a Wiki type service that was available and I came up empty handed.
I found the answer today. There is a site that just turned 2 today that fits this need. It is FREE and can be set up so that although the whole world can see it only certain memebers are allowed to edit.
You set up a group to do a single task and Wiki it.
Welcome to Wikispaces - Wikis for Everyone
next time there is a need for a group edit i.e. the Pompeii construction there is a way to do it via a Wiki style format. When we tried to do this without this style of editing capability we were basically left to
1.shotgun the draft out to everyone and then the editor takes the input from 4 to 7 different authors and attempt to make a single document
2. round robin or bubble sort the draft to each author in a a single file, if someone drops the ball then you have hit a bottle neck and the project stalls.
I had asked if anyone knew of a place that had a Wiki type service that was available and I came up empty handed.
I found the answer today. There is a site that just turned 2 today that fits this need. It is FREE and can be set up so that although the whole world can see it only certain memebers are allowed to edit.
You set up a group to do a single task and Wiki it.
Welcome to Wikispaces - Wikis for Everyone
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