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centralized model tightly links the act of snapshotting changes with the act
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of publishing those changes. This can have a negative influence on quality.
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rather than just one central one. In Bazaar's case, the history is
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normally kept in the same place as the code that is being version controlled.
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This allows the user to commit their changes whenever it makes sense, even
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when offline. Network access is only required when publishing changes or
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when accessing changes in another location.
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centralized VCS tools, see http://bazaar-vcs.org/BzrWhy. In a nutshell,
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it comes down to this: distributed VCS tools make effective collaboration
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easier, saving effort and increasing quality along the way.