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Documents and versions

In 00doc, a document is a container with a stable identity and one permanent share URL. You never create a new URL when you revise content — you add a version. Each time you publish, 00doc stores a new version: the HTML snapshot, a timestamp, and an optional note. Recipients with your share link see the current published version — not your in-progress drafts.

How versions chain

You work forward in time. Version history is append-only: nothing is silently deleted from the history you see in the dashboard.

Draft vs published

You control when a change becomes what the world sees. Until you publish, new HTML stays out of the live link your clients use.

Rollback without losing history

Rollback is non-destructive. When you restore an older version, 00doc does not erase newer versions — it creates a new version whose content matches the one you chose. Your timeline stays intact; you can always move forward again.
Use short version notes (“Pricing update”, “Legal review”) so you can scan history months later.

What to remember

  • One document → one permanent URL.
  • Every publish → one new version (timestamp + optional note).
  • Recipients see the live published line, not your private history.

Live links

Version history and rollback