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What is an effective tool for managing the communication within a small team of coauthors working on a paper (when face-to-face interaction is not possible)?




I've previously used back-and-forth email exchanges, but it gets inconvenient very fast if the exchanges are many. I've also used Skype, but I'm not quite convinced by its text-chat environment.



Do you have any other tools (or particular arrangements) that proved to be useful?










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    I recommend you to use overleaf - maybe in the premium version - which you need to pay for. But even the free version is great.
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  • @user66288 I think that's for LaTeX sharing rather than chatting. Or is there a chat room (associated to each document) that I'm not aware of?
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What is an effective tool for managing the communication within a small team of coauthors working on a paper (when face-to-face interaction is not possible)?




I've previously used back-and-forth email exchanges, but it gets inconvenient very fast if the exchanges are many. I've also used Skype, but I'm not quite convinced by its text-chat environment.



Do you have any other tools (or particular arrangements) that proved to be useful?










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  • 2




    I recommend you to use overleaf - maybe in the premium version - which you need to pay for. But even the free version is great.
    – user66288
    1 hour ago








  • 1




    One more flow of upvotes to an off-topic non-mathematical discussion to come...!
    – YCor
    1 hour ago










  • @YCor: so why don't you vote to close it?
    – Alexandre Eremenko
    1 hour ago










  • @user66288 I think that's for LaTeX sharing rather than chatting. Or is there a chat room (associated to each document) that I'm not aware of?
    – Dal
    1 hour ago






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    @YCor The soft-question tag is exists for a reason, though.
    – Dal
    1 hour ago
















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What is an effective tool for managing the communication within a small team of coauthors working on a paper (when face-to-face interaction is not possible)?




I've previously used back-and-forth email exchanges, but it gets inconvenient very fast if the exchanges are many. I've also used Skype, but I'm not quite convinced by its text-chat environment.



Do you have any other tools (or particular arrangements) that proved to be useful?










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What is an effective tool for managing the communication within a small team of coauthors working on a paper (when face-to-face interaction is not possible)?




I've previously used back-and-forth email exchanges, but it gets inconvenient very fast if the exchanges are many. I've also used Skype, but I'm not quite convinced by its text-chat environment.



Do you have any other tools (or particular arrangements) that proved to be useful?







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    I recommend you to use overleaf - maybe in the premium version - which you need to pay for. But even the free version is great.
    – user66288
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  • 1




    One more flow of upvotes to an off-topic non-mathematical discussion to come...!
    – YCor
    1 hour ago










  • @YCor: so why don't you vote to close it?
    – Alexandre Eremenko
    1 hour ago










  • @user66288 I think that's for LaTeX sharing rather than chatting. Or is there a chat room (associated to each document) that I'm not aware of?
    – Dal
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    @YCor The soft-question tag is exists for a reason, though.
    – Dal
    1 hour ago
















  • 2




    I recommend you to use overleaf - maybe in the premium version - which you need to pay for. But even the free version is great.
    – user66288
    1 hour ago








  • 1




    One more flow of upvotes to an off-topic non-mathematical discussion to come...!
    – YCor
    1 hour ago










  • @YCor: so why don't you vote to close it?
    – Alexandre Eremenko
    1 hour ago










  • @user66288 I think that's for LaTeX sharing rather than chatting. Or is there a chat room (associated to each document) that I'm not aware of?
    – Dal
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    @YCor The soft-question tag is exists for a reason, though.
    – Dal
    1 hour ago










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I recommend you to use overleaf - maybe in the premium version - which you need to pay for. But even the free version is great.
– user66288
1 hour ago






I recommend you to use overleaf - maybe in the premium version - which you need to pay for. But even the free version is great.
– user66288
1 hour ago






1




1




One more flow of upvotes to an off-topic non-mathematical discussion to come...!
– YCor
1 hour ago




One more flow of upvotes to an off-topic non-mathematical discussion to come...!
– YCor
1 hour ago












@YCor: so why don't you vote to close it?
– Alexandre Eremenko
1 hour ago




@YCor: so why don't you vote to close it?
– Alexandre Eremenko
1 hour ago












@user66288 I think that's for LaTeX sharing rather than chatting. Or is there a chat room (associated to each document) that I'm not aware of?
– Dal
1 hour ago




@user66288 I think that's for LaTeX sharing rather than chatting. Or is there a chat room (associated to each document) that I'm not aware of?
– Dal
1 hour ago




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1




@YCor The soft-question tag is exists for a reason, though.
– Dal
1 hour ago






@YCor The soft-question tag is exists for a reason, though.
– Dal
1 hour ago












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I've used slack for such collaborations, at the time there was little/no support for TeX, but I understand that there are some third party options (I've not tried them).






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I've used slack for such collaborations, at the time there was little/no support for TeX, but I understand that there are some third party options (I've not tried them).






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