RE: [web-annotation] Intended Audience for Annotation

I'd like to see a concrete example.  One that includes target and body.  

The closest to an example I see is "BigBlueHat commented 5 days ago" with two audiences (1)EducationalAudience/teacher, (2)ParentAudience/child age 12-14;  but no target or body is given in the example, only a  comment "For...middle school PTA meetings...or something",  and I'm having a hard time understanding the example.  Maybe if a target and body were supplied ....

Mainly I want to be convinced that an annotation pertains to a particular audience, which might not be the same audience as that for the target.  I'm sure there are good examples, I'd just like to see one. 

Ray

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ivan Herman via GitHub [mailto:sysbot+gh@w3.org]
> Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2015 10:40 AM
> To: public-annotation@w3.org
> Subject: Re: [web-annotation] Intended Audience for Annotation
> 
> I guess, from the model and spec point of view, what is needed to include
> the "audience" property in the model. I think that is the only  change that is
> required; I do not think our document should define anything as for the
> content of the "audience", except than, possibly, relate in a non-normative
> way to, e.g., the schema properties.
> 
> However, Rob also referred to accessibility, etc, which may mean that,
> instead of "audience" we would need a more general "hook" for that type of
> additional metadata. But it should really be only a single such hook, and we
> should not get bogged down (in my opinion) to an enumeration of all
> possible such features...
> 
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> GitHub Notif of comment by iherman
> See
> https://github.com/w3c/web-annotation/issues/8#issuecomment-92072398

>

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