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10551055% \subsubsection{The 21st century way}
10561056%
1057- % The SageMathCloud
1058- % (\href{http ://cloud.sagemath. com}{\texttt{cloud.sagemath. com}}) service has
1057+ % CoCalc
1058+ % (\href{https ://cocalc. com/ }{\texttt{cocalc. com/ }}) has
10591059% full support for \ST, is free to use, and has many fantastic
10601060% collaboration features. If you somehow want to collaborate on a
1061- % \ST-enabled \TeX document with a colleague, using SageMathCloud is one
1061+ % \ST-enabled \TeX document with a colleague, using CoCalc is one
10621062% of the best and easiest ways to do it. You and your collaborators
10631063% simply create an account, then make a project for your collaboration,
10641064% and add all the collaborators to the project. Then you can all enjoy
10651065% realtime collaborative editing, PDF previews, chat, and more.
10661066%
10671067% \subsubsection{The $N$th century way, for $N < 21$}
10681068%
1069- % Using anything other than SageMathCloud , |git|, or similar tools these
1069+ % Using anything other than CoCalc , |git|, or similar tools these
10701070% days seems pretty primitive. If emailing |.tex| files back and forth
10711071% seems perfectly reasonable to you, or if you have to send a file to a
10721072% journal, the easiest way is to simply include with your document the
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