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hogu
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Task tracking for nerds
There are a number of reasons, the dominant one being, sharing my outlines with other non-emacs users, especially non programmers.
mgallivan
on Aug 22, 2012
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It does have a few export options but I can understand your point.
sp332
on Aug 22, 2012
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"Export" is not "sharing".
mgallivan
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Technically, it is - however, I already acknowledged that I can see why this would be easier to collaborate.
sp332
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If I export something and send it to you, then you have one and I have one. If we share it, then we both have the same one.
c0rn
on Aug 22, 2012
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You could use git to track the file and share the repo. That way multiple individuals can edit one file. It is just plain text after all.
hogu
on Aug 22, 2012
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this discussion started about sharing with non-emacs and non-developers. Git is not feasible for non-developers.
zphds
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org-mode has a number of export options, including html (C-c C-e)
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