- From: Paolo Ciccarese via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 04 May 2016 02:55:34 +0000
- To: public-annotation@w3.org
Assume I want to target two non contiguous text fragments as a single
unit and the annotation does not make sense for one of them taking
singularly. Example, I want to annotate the full name
(Paolo+Ciccarese) in: "the name Paolo turned out to be of a man
belonging to the Ciccarese's family".
I cannot express such annotation precisely with multiple targets ("it
is also possible for an Annotation to have multiple Bodies and/or
Targets. In this case, each Body is considered to be equally related
to each Target individually, rather than to the set of all of the
Targets.").
It is not a Choice, which current Example Use Case (3.3.1) is about
languages.
As I understand, I also could not use multiple selectors as they are
assumed to select the same content.
Refinement seems a bit overkill as the two fragments could be very far
apart in the content.
What are the options I am left with aside of being vague?
In other words how do we clearly represent the three flavors:
- multiple targets and independent
- multiple targets as single units
- alternative targets
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