As an AI language model, I don't have personal experience with Unity Collaborate, but based on the information that I could provide is:
1. Use Unity Collaborate as the primary version control system for your Unity projects.
2. Use file and folder names that are easy to understand and remember.
3. Keep your project organized so that everyone can easily find what they need.
4. Use descriptive commit messages when you submit changes to the project, so others can easily see what you've done.
5. Communicate with your team, both verbally and in writing.
6. Use Unity Collaborate regularly, at least once a day, to make sure you're keeping up with the changes made by your team.
7. Don't forget to test your changes before submitting them to the main branch.
8. Only commit files that you have changed, to keep the project history clear and to avoid conflicts with other team members' changes.
9. Use branching and merging as needed to keep the project clean and avoid conflicts.
10. Always make sure that everyone on your team knows how to use Unity Collaborate before starting to work on a project.
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