> I'm using tiddlyspot to make changes from multiple PCs. I'd like to be
> able to sync a local tiddlyspot tiddlywiki with tiddlyspot so that any
> new content added to either copy would be preserved. It seems like a
> very basic concept that would be posted in a faq somewhere
I'm afraid it's not that simple.
For one thing, synchronization is a Hard Problem.
More importantly, Tiddlyspot works on a per-document basis. For your
purposes, you need tiddler-level granularity - that essentially means
setting up your own server-side (which generally isn't very hard):
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Server-Side_Implementations
Personally, I'm partial to TiddlyWeb.
Actually, the TiddlyHome service (also listed above) might use the
UploadTiddlerPlugin, and thus offer tiddler-level granularity.
I'm not sure it supports edit-conflict detection though.
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