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Collaborative markdown writing
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Collaborative markdown writing. Editorially has been discontinued; the active alternatives listed here are maintained products you can switch to.
Writers, editors, and small editorial teams who drafted long-form articles or documents together and needed a shared space for review and revision rather than emailing files back and forth.
A browser-based Markdown editor with real-time collaborative editing, inline commenting tied to specific passages, a review/suggestion mode for proposing edits, and version history that let users compare and revert to earlier drafts.
A writer created a document in Markdown and invited collaborators, who could edit or leave comments directly in the browser; the team tracked draft revisions over time and exported the finished text when done.
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