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<blockquote data-quote="covaithe" data-source="post: 5137015" data-attributes="member: 46559">I have to say, I wasn't thrilled with the revision history function.&nbsp; It was slow, hard to interpret, and didn't show a side-by-side comparison of the old vs. new version.&nbsp; And you can't compare non-adjacent versions.&nbsp; I'm also not thrilled that in order to see the previous versions, the creator has to share it with you, whereupon it shows up in your google docs forever.&nbsp; Some of us actually use google docs for other things, and I'm really not looking forward to having another 200+ frequently-changing documents in there.&nbsp; I see how this might be an improvement for people who find it hard to enter wiki code, but I see it as a step back for character reviewers.&nbsp; I'm reluctant to say no before taking the time to really play with it, enter a character myself, and maybe review both a new character and a level-up done this way.&nbsp; But time is, as always, pretty tight, and if I had to make a not-perfectly-informed decision right now, I'd say no.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="covaithe, post: 5137015, member: 46559"] I have to say, I wasn't thrilled with the revision history function. It was slow, hard to interpret, and didn't show a side-by-side comparison of the old vs. new version. And you can't compare non-adjacent versions. I'm also not thrilled that in order to see the previous versions, the creator has to share it with you, whereupon it shows up in your google docs forever. Some of us actually use google docs for other things, and I'm really not looking forward to having another 200+ frequently-changing documents in there. I see how this might be an improvement for people who find it hard to enter wiki code, but I see it as a step back for character reviewers. I'm reluctant to say no before taking the time to really play with it, enter a character myself, and maybe review both a new character and a level-up done this way. But time is, as always, pretty tight, and if I had to make a not-perfectly-informed decision right now, I'd say no. [/QUOTE]

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