I've been talking to a friend/game publisher about DoftheMV, a game I've been working on, and is set to private. I wanted to show him the card set, but I can't. Not without either giving him my password, or opening the set up to the public.

So, I'm just going to have to make a spreadsheet for him. No big deal. But other people are bound to want a feature that allows them to collaborate on a project while keeping that project private, in the future.

Ah, true. This is similar to a long-standing request, Multiple cardset admins, which has a couple of (not especially satisfactory) workarounds, but I hadn't considered the case of private cardsets.

This is a reasonable request; in fact, it might be one of the key features Multiverse needs to be suitable for a wider user base. However, it's also going to take a little while.

In the meantime, the workaround would be to create a new user account that you both know the password for. I can change ownership of the private cardset to this new user if you want. It's not ideal though, because it'd mean you'd need two cookies, one for your normal user account and one for your joint account.

As you say, you can also just export the data as CSV from the Export page.

Heh. That is an interesting trick. I'll have to keep it in mind.

I would like this feature

yeah i would also be all over this