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%% Add a description below this line. It doesn't need to be long: one or two sentences should be a good start. %% If you ever had to work on some kind of group project and wanted to collaborate with your peers, you may have wondered how you could achieve this right inside your favourite Markdown editor ([[Obsidian]], obviously). Whether you just want to keep track of external notes inside your vault or co-edit notes in real-time, this is where you find the right tools.
- [[obsidian-git|Obsidian Git]] can help you keep track of external changes to your notes by leveraging the version control system Git. Vaults could be shared through GitHub.
- [[02 - Community Expansions/02.05 All Community Expansions/Plugins/sekund|Sekund]] is social media for your notes. Engage others in peer-to-peer thinking and get feedback on drafts. Start discussions and gather in your group chat.
- @egradman's Etherpad Lite plugin(currently still in [[Plugins in Beta|beta]]) lets you upload any note to a self-hosted Etherpad Lite server and share the URL for live collaborative editing. This lightweight tool links your local document to its online version via a YAML key and continuously updates it as you type.
- [[for Plugin Developers|Plugin developers]] might also be interested in [[netwik|Netwik]] which wanted to provide global access to notes by hosting them on a specified remote server. Be aware that this plugin is currently [[Discontinued plugins|unmaintained]].
- [[file-share|File Share]]: Enables end-to-end encrypted file sharing directly between vaults via a socket server.
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- [[Plugins for Editing Notes]]
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