writ.team / index.md · submission #1
Software has worked this way for thirty years: everyone on their own copy, nothing landing unreviewed. Writing never could, because a diff can't read. Writ's review works on sentences, not lines.
Same meaning, different wording. That's the whole product.
Writ keeps the whole history, named and settled.
And when two changes commit the document to things it cannot both say, that is a disagreement — even when they are pages apart, share no words, and would go in without a murmur.
Read something real
Those were drawings. This one is real — a document, its whole history, and the arguments behind it.