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» You put a rope with what amounts to a slip knot around someones neck? I don't think th…
» Oh yea, now I remember. I hate sticky keys so I always turn it off, haha. Right now I…
» The keys are decoded in real-time(more or less), so you can't hold down keys from diffe…
» I ran into an extension for Firefox that, while not directly keyboard related, is inter…
» A fair question, if somewhat odd all things considered. To be fair, this is a site ded…
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Feb 8, 2007. 4:48 PMScrupulous
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Nah, I have disabled the collaboration function on the keyboard. I did this to maintain the integrity of the documentation, and to prevent a situation where someone else may decide to tamper with the instructable. What we have done so far is too valuable to risk losing. I had originally enabled powerful editing functions to several hundred people. The nature of this project requires a bit more control. I just didn't want you to be surprised if you went and tried to modify anything else with the step(s). As you can tell, it can wreak havoc on the flow of the thing itself. Little snags like this can help us understand the limitations of such a unique process. Feel free to keep making suggestions and improvements. All of the conditions presented at the beginning of this, regarding intellectual property, still hold true. Thanks again for your contribution.
Feb 8, 2007. 5:45 PMnah (author)
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It's understandable that you'd want to limit access to the editing. I was a bit surprised at how open it was to start with. I hope to be able to see this through to the end, and will offer what help and support I can.
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