I think one could make use of file synchronization server-and-client
software such as Rsync, SFTP (through OpenSSH) or Samba; or even some
version control system such as Git or Subversion, whice the version
control systems make collaboration easier and controllable through
access controls. Samba also allows control through access control but
you might have to set real user accounts in your system for making
changes in Samba.
Although I don't know if this would work in practice, another method
would be make use of the Library of Babel ("Org Babel"?) and make a
source code block that fetches specific events from known public Org
mode files). This would require a scripting language that is allowed to
run a file downloader, open the file and extract parts of it --- or
(optionally) call the Org mode function that extracts parts of files in
"#+include", but from the downloaded file ---, and also would require
the agenda processing to happen after the Babel block was done. I don't
know if this is currently possible, but I repeat that it would be an
interesting test.
2017-11-16T23:48:05-0500 David Arroyo Menendez wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like share my public agenda and read public agendas of another
> worgers, perhaps we can share our agendas in a git repository, or from
> different sources linked from worgers.org. Are there more people
> interested in this idea?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
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