- From: Rolf H. Nelson <rnelson@tux.w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1998 12:42:43 -0500
- To: www-annotation@w3.org
(This list has not been very active lately; let me know if discussion of Web annotations has migrated to a different forum and I can repost my question there.) What, if any, will be the social impact of widely deployed third party Web annotation technology? By third party I mean annotations that do not require the cooperation of the original Web Site provider. So for example, I would not consider a link that a Web Site puts up to a hypermail discussion list to qualify as third party annotation. In contrast, I would consider Netscape's Related Links functionality to be a kind of third party Web annotation. -Rolf -- | Rolf Nelson (rolf@w3.org), Project Manager, W3C at MIT | "Try to learn something about everything | and everything about something." --Huxley
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