- Share Appendix. That's what I say. Share. Share. Share.
- What Caecum? Herpes? Tuberculosis? Athlete's Foot? What are you talking about?
- Not diseases. Why does your mind always go to diseases?
- I guess it's something to do with being around people who remind me of diseases.
- I remind you of a disease?
- Several.
- Charming.
- So what are you talking about?
- Did you know that you can work colaboratively with other people on creating documents?
- Really? Wow! So, this is something new, is it? Finally, after thousands of years of using the written word, we've worked out how to write in a way that means someone else can contribute to the creation of a document? That's impressive. What next? The wheel?
- No stupid. I'm talking about using document writers in such a way as to enable several people to write, edit and make suggestions to the same document without having to mail it or email to each individual involved and wait for it to come back. You can simply change it, leave an annotation and documents can be colaboratively worked on over the internet no matter where in the world you are.
- Unless you're somewhere without internet access. Like the slums in South America, for example.
- Everyone eventually will have access.
- So this means we will all be able to write the same old shit humans have been writing to each other for thousands of years only now more efficiently?
- Yes. No wait. Anyway, we have to put a link here to a document we've created on Google Docs.
- Ooo. Let me create one.
- All right.
- Beauty. Time passes. A link appears: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddk4vpkn_0ftxbg7f9