These examples are intended to give an overview on different approaches for having multiple publishers
in a channel. It is highly recommended that one does not have multiple concurrent publishers within a
Single Branch channel. When there are multiple publishers within the same branch of a Multi Branch
channel, it is important to make sure that each publisher is synchronising their state before publishing,
otherwise there could be errors in sequencing, and the subscribers may fail to find/publish messages.
Author generates a channel where each subscriber added is given its own branch to publish in. This is
done by sending a new Keyload for each new Subscriber in the channel that they can then link their
messages to.
Author generates a channel where two subscribers are added to each of two branches. Subscribers A and B post their messages in alternating order in branch A, demonstrating the synchronisation between each publishing entity to keep states in check. The same is done for Subscribers C and D in branch B.