Kristoffer Lislegaardis there an ethical collaborative document platform that you don't have to self host?
oooooor is self hosting something like HedgeDoc REALLY they way to do it?
v4rd4453n@lislegaard what I would use in team I’m with now is something simple like just VS code, because everybody knows it — then we all have a copy — we will also use github because everybody knows it
I did not spend time searching because if I find something good, I will only end up trying to sell it, while the slowest on team will make the fallback solution be back where we started, so I just spent time looking for a solution
ah i should have probably been more clear on this:
this is not a coding team or similar. this is brainstorming between more and much less technical musicians :)
@lislegaard people use github now for anything— why not — people have been doing creative writing there for years apparently https://jjmerelo.medium.com/writers-start-collaborating-using-github-now-82167b428de7
thanks for the suggestion! noted indeed!
@lislegaard only github vanilla is not good for live collaboration, you would need some sort of interface— and as I think more about it, live editing in a git repo will be hell if a large team of not so technically inclined, because you will have conflicts in the commits
that is why I say, you can use git as a fallback storage for the live collaborative effort
so you would do a live server collaboration and then, the one person hosting the live server would commit and push the work for the whole team to reference
Ruben@lislegaard @v4rd4453n Check out https://excalidraw.com – an #opensource (and #selfhostable if you want to) collaborative whiteboard that is perfect for brainstorming and writing out stuff with others!
