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• How does real-time collaboration work when two people edit the same branching card at once?

  Posée par SaaS Browser · 5 novembre 2026

  Réponse de Antony Livshits, de CrossCardsNotes · 5 novembre 2026

  Hi there 👋 Users can't edit same card, they can add another card down or right to the card that needs to be answered or continued. It's like Scrabble, but with cards.

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