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I eluded to p2p collaborative audio in the [[P2P Wiki/Decentralized Wikis]] article in the first paragraph.  
I eluded to p2p collaborative audio in the [[P2P Wiki/Decentralized Wikis]] article in the first paragraph.  


I'd prefer the use of a p2p wiki for collaborative recording. Once the tech is here and integrated, you wouldn't be limited to asynchronous work; you can do realtime stuff too. That, among other benefits.  
I'd prefer the use of a p2p wiki for collaborative recording. Once the tech is here and integrated, you wouldn't be limited to asynchronous work; you can do realtime stuff too. And that's among other benefits.  


Does this justify a seperate article?
Does this justify a seperate article?
[[User:ChristopherAquilino|caquilino]] 01:53, 16 July 2012 (UTC)
the more the merrier I would say, so use your own judgment ... in the past though, we have avoided to talk about projects and vaporware, so preferably, it refers to something already real
--[[User:Mbauwens|MIchel Bauwens]] 14:55, 16 July 2012 (UTC)

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I eluded to p2p collaborative audio in the P2P Wiki/Decentralized Wikis article in the first paragraph.

I'd prefer the use of a p2p wiki for collaborative recording. Once the tech is here and integrated, you wouldn't be limited to asynchronous work; you can do realtime stuff too. And that's among other benefits.

Does this justify a seperate article? caquilino 01:53, 16 July 2012 (UTC)


the more the merrier I would say, so use your own judgment ... in the past though, we have avoided to talk about projects and vaporware, so preferably, it refers to something already real

--MIchel Bauwens 14:55, 16 July 2012 (UTC)