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Co Authoring on Tumblr

This post is part of the Tumblr learning process. 

A feature in this theme seem to be a co authoring feature, but i wonder if anyone is allowed to post and how this feature actually pans out. So let’s try it out NOW!

Would be more relevant to show the actual MindMeister interaction with Google apps. Right?

Chris Brogan on his book Trust Agents
This must be one of the better speeches made so far, by any so called social media expert, on why and how social media is important and can make a difference in your life. Clear cut and clear minded. Way to go Chris! Keep spreading the word about the human web. Haven’t actually read Chris book Trust Agents as of yet, but it’s on my “add to cart”-list.

Check out the Etherpad screencast here > You’ll get the picture :)

“Other “real-time” editors like Google Docs work by broadcasting an updated copy of the document to everyone every 15 seconds. This creates a noticeable lag that gets in the way of collaboration. You start editing something, only to find 10 seconds later that someone else deleted it.
Etherpad updates every copy of the document every half second. This 30x increase in speed changes the experience completely. Your edits hardly ever clash with other users’. So you work confidently instead of tentatively.
Why doesn’t Google Docs update every half second like Etherpad does? Because it’s really, really hard. We’re fairly experienced programmers, and to make this work we had to solve problems that, as far as we know, no one had solved before”.

Effortless text collaboration when working together on-line.

Perfect for collecting ideas when you Skype.

Free plan for 2 people.

E as in E-Card. A digital business card. 
Simple and quick exchange of on-line identities and profiles between mobile devices.

This is the kind of Tworld we live in.

This bit of Twittertronic piece consist only of sounds from different Twitter applications.

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