Re: We need to start talking about group and public annotations
Martin Roscheisen (rmr@cs.Stanford.EDU)
Wed, 20 Jul 1994 21:43:59 +0200
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>And I'll just reinsert my comments made at the time
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>(http://gummo.stanford.edu/html/hypermail/.www-talk-1993q3.messages/130.html)
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>that a new markup element is needed (FIGT came close in one of the
>proposals). Something that would be used as follows:
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>..
><h3>Meeting results</h3>
>And then we decided to use a bivalve framistan in the motor.
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><annotation>
>I disagree with that decision for the following reasons...
></annotation>
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> Jay Glicksman
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This is only of value for the restricted case where annotations are inlined
by the server which serves the main document---a very special case given the
fact that I want to be able to annotate arbitrary html documents independent
of whether or not the document server allows annotations. However, it
does not harm to have a generic rendering element which puts things at the side
(marginalia).
- Martin