Today we released three important social features. Firstly, now you can have more control and grant a broader range of permissions to people you share blists with: read, add, modify, delete. You can choose to keep blist data private, leave it public, or share with a few people.
Also, we now let you search through the blist structures created by other people so you can find a good one, and use it as a template for your own (the actual data is kept private, unless explicitly made public).
Thirdly, now two or several people can simultaneously open and edit a shared blist.
These are big first steps towards leveraging the collective wisdom of the blist community and moving blist beyond the extant paradigm of an online version of a desktop application with simple document sharing. blist is a social database, not just a database with sharing.
Definitely go try these out at http://app.blist.com/ and send in your feedback, it really helps!
Mille grazie!
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Hello,
Do you plan to allow invited people to see or change only a restricted range of data and not everything ?
for example, they could only see data where zone “country” is “France” (ie one of the possible values).
Thanks
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