Kind of. We don’t use emails, and instead we host our wikis in Tiddlyhost and/or ChiselApp, depending on the back end we’re using to store and publish wikis. The first one give us and easy way to publish tiddly wikis without technical knowledge, the second one requires Fossil knowledge (which we integrate as part of a course) and provide us with versioning. In our course we go from TiddlyHost to Chisel App, so our apprentices can enjoy more advantages and they know more, while enjoying TW without a lot of technicalities and in a progressive fashion (particularly regarding publishing).
With the integration of Pharo/GT we’re discussing in another thread, we’re going to automatize more the sharing and collaboration on tiddlers, via interactive documentation powered by Lepiter. In this way, we keep the learning curve accessible and take advantage of local practices and computing resources, while dealing with low/intermittent connectivity. The people running the synchronization would need to bootstrap their interactive computing environment once (Lepiter + Fossil + TW) and, after that, they should enjoy relatively easy collaboration on Tiddlers. We hope to made this procedure even more minimal and integrated as we advance, but that would happen at a really organic rhythm.
I will share our progress over here.
Cheers,