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Can some one please explain the logic behind this integration since there are already many issues when it comes to Google docs, just like Google Spreadsheets is online, why doesn’t it go beyond versioning and creating multiple copies of the same data? What if I want to share different filters of the same spreadsheet for others to update and make my life easier?
I would be interested in some alternatives to Google docs and have come across this tool called CollateBox http://www.collatebox.com/ looks promising to me, went through their blog which talks about getting alerts, notification.. Seems interesting when it talks a lot about online sharing and collaboration..
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