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.
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
- also enumerated
- if you like
- sub-item
- [ ] 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 1 | My Column 2 | Last Column |
---|---|---|
42 | foo | bar |
23 | baz | abcdefg |
65 |
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?