Buzzword is very cool, but it would seriously increase the awesome factor if it were easier for me to distribute and deploy my docs.  Here is what I would like to be able to do"

1) In addition to a sharing link, let me copy sharing embed code (much like embedding a YouTube video)

2) When the embded code is placed on an HTML page, it shows an up to the minute view of that document.  So when I change the document in Buzzword, all embedded copies are automatically updated to show that latest version as well.

3) The document viewer should be a simple, but well-featured tool like Flashpaper used to be (zoom in/out, search the document text, jump between pages rapidly, etc.)  It should also allow the viewer to copy the embed code themselves and place the document on their own page.

4) Let me choose in the history panel (or in a similar manner) which version of the document is being pushed out to these viewers*.  That lets me and other team members edit and mess around with a d

First of all, the History feature is a great enhancement to collaboration.

However, I'd wish to be able to say which version of my document finds its way to the "history line".

The reason: When I am working on a document I do SAVE often and so the time line is populated with steps which represent just little changes, instead of major milestones in the document. A result is, that I can't often go back in time more than two days.

Would be great to have something like SAVE SNAPSHOT to preserve certain steps in the live cycle of the document.

First of all, the History feature is a great enhancement to collaboration.

However, I'd wish to be able to say which version of my document finds its way to the "history line".

The reason: When I am working on a document I do SAVE often and so the time line is populated with steps which represent just little changes, instead of major milestones in the document. A result is, that I can't often go back in time more than two days.

Would be great to have something like SAVE SNAPSHOT to preserve certain steps in the live cycle of the document.

Idea here is to be able to see, how many users viewed the document, downloaded, last accessed, re-shared etc.

Idea here is to be able to see, how many users viewed the document, downloaded, last accessed, re-shared etc.

This would be similar to how eRoom maintains document edit history or how P4 does source control. 

This will allow a user to view doc history, diff, revert etc. 

For shared documents document history will also maintain history of which user made which change, who has viewed the document, edited the document, is yet to see (if the document is shared explicitly with a set of people).

This will set the stage, after more features are added, to provide an alternate to eRoom, Confluence etc.