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The potential of this is neat. There are a number of technol

The potential of this is neat. There are a number of technologies that are becoming avialable that enable or enhance collaborative writing and thinking. I'm going to pass this along to Donna; she may be able to use it as part of her teaching this year. Ron

(here's a new posting for Ron ...and he could make his own a

(here's a new posting for Ron ...and he could make his own addition via the "new note" in the upper left hand corner... and then save it

here's one for Suzanne at Drexel: http://www.nap.edu/catalog

here's one for Suzanne at Drexel: http://www.nap.edu/catalog/11030.html ...and one for Frank: http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/nuclear/page/at_a_glance/reactors/states.html

a slight problem is that ANYBODY who visits the page can hit

a slight problem is that ANYBODY who visits the page can hit the X and kill a note, and there's no recourse. Still, it's pretty cool. And probably you can reload an earlier version if somebody does flush something

It seems that additional windows can be opened, but I'm not

It seems that additional windows can be opened, but I'm not sure how one does cleanup and garbage collection --turns out to be pretty much wysiwyg

Another tool that just might be useful, though it's not clea

Another tool that just might be useful, though it's not clear if there are linking possibilities. What DOES happen with a URL, like oook.info ? Well DAMN it worked... now the next question is: what ELSE can one do with this? Does it have a URL that somebody else can see? And the answer to THAT one is yes too.