I think you misunderstood my point: The actual tool used by any individual has
to be compatible with the others; otherwise there won't be effective
collaboration.
One tool cannot serve all purposes. So it has to be a set of tools.
But those tools have to be mutually compatible.
When OOo authoring started, many of the collaborative authoring tools were not
so sophisticated.
OOo authors may be having their legacy issues. But if we copy those old
decisions and habits here, we would be losing the substantial advantages
offered by new tools.
So now is our chance to re-examine the whole case again, and escape being a
victim of the past.
-Narayan
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