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Org mode collaborative editing

This is a test file to play around with Org mode syntax based files and collaborative editing of them.

Feel free to modify this file.

This Is A Heading

This Is A Sub-Heading

And A Sub-Sub-Heading

Paragraphs are separated by at least one empty line.

bold italic underlined strikethrough monospaced Link description http://Karl-Voit.at → link without description

  • list item
  • another item
    • sub-item
      1. also enumerated
      2. if you like
  • [ ] yet to be done
  • [X] item which is done
Simple pre-formatted text such as for source code.
This also respects the line breaks. *bold* is not bold here.
myresult = 42 * 23
print('Hello Europe! ' + str(myresult))
My Column 1My Column 2Last Column
42foobar
23bazabcdefg
65
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Okay. I get that is the normal github behaviour. But is not the better solution for collaborative org-mode - a wiki like solution whereby collaborators trust each other but can roll back mistakes. Is there a github way of behaving like Google Docs for collaborators?

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Thank you so much. Org is a supported wikki format in Github. This is so good. I am but a humble follower.

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novoid commented May 30, 2022

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Jasper35 commented May 30, 2022

Very interesting. I'll will start using this immediately. Thank you.

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