“Is multi-person collaboration always a mess? Not Token allows team notes to sync in real-time, and permission management is even more agile than OA systems!”
“Does team shared notes always get messed up? Are version conflicts making you want to throw your computer?” The “on-chain collaboration” feature of the Not Token ecosystem completely resolves these issues: teams can create shared notebooks, and member permissions (read-only/edit/manage) are enforced by Not's smart contracts. Each modification generates an on-chain version record (including modifier, time, and content hash), making it impossible for anyone to tamper with it — currently, 20,000 companies are using Not to manage team documents, improving collaboration efficiency by 60%.
Collaboration Protocol: Real-time Sync and On-chain Evidence
Not's “RealSync Real-time Collaboration Protocol” supports 100 people editing the same document simultaneously, using the “Operation Transformation (OT) algorithm” to handle concurrent modifications, with conflict resolution speed <100ms, much faster than Google Docs' 500ms. All collaboration actions are bundled into “collaboration transactions” on-chain, with on-chain records including “who modified which content at what time,” allowing for easy backtracking to view historical versions (supporting filters by time/modifier).
In terms of permission management, Not innovatively introduced a “role inheritance mechanism”: team administrators can preset roles such as “product, development, operation,” with each role bound to fixed permissions (e.g., developers can edit code snippets, operators can only modify text). New members automatically inherit the corresponding role permissions upon joining, eliminating the need for manual configuration. A certain internet company reported: “After using Not to manage requirement documents, the version conflict rate dropped from 30% to 0, and communication costs were halved.”
