Memo Collaboration is co-creation at the memo level inside 📝Collaboration — an owner invites specific people to contribute to a specific memo, who can edit the memo body alongside the owner and each also get their own collaborator notes section. It's for anyone who wants to write with someone else without handing over their whole library.
How It Works
A memo owner invites collaborators by username or email directly from the memo. Each memo maintains two independently versioned content areas — creator content and collaborator content — so a save to one never overwrites the other; when several people edit the same body, version checks, a merge review, or live co-editing keep anyone's work from being lost, and the owner controls whether collaborator names are visible publicly. Inviting someone also creates a bidirectional contact relationship, which powers permission tags for audience-gated memos elsewhere in MythOS: a contact tagged close-friend can see a memo tagged #for-close-friend. Either party can block the other from the Contacts page, which prevents future invites without touching memos they're already collaborating on.
Features
- 📝Comments — threaded, votable discussion on any memo
- 📝Memo Forking — copy a public memo into your own library, with attribution
- 📝Request Access — ask the owner of a private memo for access; they approve or decline inline
- 📝Synchronous Editing — edit the same memo body together, live, with cursors and automatic merging
Getting Started
Open any memo you own and invite a collaborator by username or email — they'll get their own content section to write in.