Even data sets can be considered as plain-text code: In most computerized experiments, the output data are numbers and text written into a text file. Writing manuscripts collaboratively is quite similar, at least as far as the computer is concerned: Multiple authors write multiple versions of a text document, sometimes needing to inspect previous versions, and the text needs to be merged across these authors. The problems inherent to keeping track of these versions and changes, and allowing many authors to contribute (without introducing errors to the experimental program’s code), are problems that VCSs were specifically designed to handle.
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