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Re:Etherpad gets a makeover and becomes even more of a threa... by Alex3917 on Thursday July 23, 2009 @03:39PM (#720188)
I find it strange that TechCrunch mentions Google as a competitor but not SubEthaEdit, which is clearly what inspired Etherpad in the first place.
Re:Etherpad gets a makeover and becomes even more of a threa... by lacker on Thursday July 23, 2009 @08:00PM (#720636)
SubEthaEdit is Mac-only software, which sort of rules it out as a competitor.
Re:Etherpad gets a makeover and becomes even more of a threa... by serhei on Thursday July 23, 2009 @09:16PM (#720727)
I wish there was a standard protocol for collaborative text editing, so that SubEthaEdit and Etherpad (for instance) could talk to one another. (Google Wave doesn't count, since it's trying to do much more than text editing.)
Re:Etherpad gets a makeover and becomes even more of a threa... by fizx on Friday July 24, 2009 @02:56AM (#721098)
Perhaps a well-defined subset of Wave? Wave is to EtherTextEditProtocol as XML is to Atom?