On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 11:21 AM, Eben Eliason <e...@laptop.org> wrote:
> I like these terms, but I don't think they define the split I'm
> referring to. object-push and object-pull describe, "sending an object
> to a friend" and "taking something from my friend's Journal"
> respectively. Both of these types of sharing are "object-sharing" (the
> recipient gets the resulting object, with a new tree_id).
>
> The more I think about it, I kind of like the "object-sharing" and
> "activity-sharing" distinction, since in all of our high-level
> outlines of Sugar we break the UI down into 3 core components: people,
> activities, and objects. In this paradigm, we have:
>
> object-sharing: the transfer of objects from people to people, via
> push (send to) or pull (view published journal)
> activity-sharing: collaboration among two or more people within an
> activity, acting on a shared object or objects
>
> Can someone phrase this more clearly?
>
> Eben
>
Collaboration is the term we have used in Sugar for co-editing.
Google Documents use the term 'Collaborators'.
Isn't the verb 'Collaborate'?
--Fred
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