: Re: Fiction writing: is using Git overkill? Hope this question isn't off-topic because it involves programming software (for some reason I think many people in this site has used Git, though). Git
I start my documents as "NameOfDocument 000.doc" (or similar, depends on software being used.) Every time I start a writing/editing session on the document, I do a "Save As" and increment the number, before doing anything else. I find the Undo/Redo commands to be sufficient within a session. Exception: If I'm about to perform major surgery, e.g., delete/move large sections, I'll save, then SaveAs with an incremented number. Then I'll make the major changes.
This method works with any software (and any computer task). Storage is MUCH cheaper than your time.
Also, don't forget to copy all those backups to another physical location, or a fire/flood could destroy your magnum opus.
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