People who want to work with others on an RPG naturally tend towards Google docs. It seems so easy. They send the link out, people make edit suggestions, and you click 'approve' or 'deny'. Everyone's generating spells, and spelling corrections at 100 kph, and it all looks great.

Git, meanwhile, looks like a …

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I think it's fair to say that Adobe's InDesign is the standard publishing tool for RPGs, or at least the most common among the most well-known RPGs. However, it's clearly inappropriate for BIND.

BIND's all about working together on an open project, but InDesign is geared to limit that openness.

Cash

In order to use …

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