Google Docs=Write Club 3.0?
After my uncontrolled rant cautioning about Google on D. Archer's site, I discover that Google Docs actually allows multiple collaborators to edit a single piece. I haven't experimented thoroughly with it yet, but if it actually tracks who changes what, it would serve my every writing need.
Thus Microsoft is rendered even more useless and the age of personal computer-based software comes to an end. My biggest issues are with privacy and the need for authors/users to be able to store/back up files locally.
On a side note, has anyone noticed that Microsoft's heavily advertised Windows Live products actually have nothing to do with Windows itself? And their Hotmail accounts are still 250mb. What is this, 1999?
Thus Microsoft is rendered even more useless and the age of personal computer-based software comes to an end. My biggest issues are with privacy and the need for authors/users to be able to store/back up files locally.
On a side note, has anyone noticed that Microsoft's heavily advertised Windows Live products actually have nothing to do with Windows itself? And their Hotmail accounts are still 250mb. What is this, 1999?
posted by Rob at 11:35 PM
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dude, i got invited to friendster a couple days ago. some folk's are still in `981
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