RE: Collaborative tool for Readme writing

["Combs, Richard" <richard -dot- combs -at- Polycom -dot- com>]

Ole Andersen wrote:

> If you are using the SharePoint platform you may find it 
> relevant to have a look at DITA Exchange. DITA Exchange is a 
> complete end-to-end collaboration and single source content 
> component management system that <snip>

Umm ... IIRC, Rob was looking for a _basic_ tool for creating a _simple_
HTML readme file. A "complete end-to-end collaboration and single source
content component management system" seems a bit much. 

I agree with Sandy -- this is a job for a wiki. And you won't need
consultants to help you implement it. :-)

Richard


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