Wellhead 2022-01-20

from /villagepump/2022/01/20

• [/villagepump/Scrapbox notes for beginners#5f8422e34daa9200001e0d55](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/Scrapbox notes for beginners#5f8422e34daa9200001e0d55)

• How to divide the project

  • Basically, divide based on the scope of public disclosure.

• I call this a “public scope,” but I’m not sure if this is what you want to convey to someone new to Scrapbox.
  • There are only two choices: “those who can see” equals “those who can edit” or “the whole world.”
  • Google Docs or something like that can be controlled individually, but Scrapbox can’t.
    • Scrapbox seems to be designed with the idea that people can’t properly manage such details, so they don’t need the functionality, but I’ve often observed that people are surprised that it doesn’t have that functionality.
    • There is a common need to “limit who can see” and “separate who can see from who can edit.
  • Why is the cursor altering itself?
  • Japanese and English projects in one project
  • Place the book’s table of contents in Scrapbox
  • Re-titling in collaborative editing projects

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