- From: Marja-Riitta Koivunen <marja@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 05:25:35 -0400
- To: Michele Costantini <michele.costantini@ibn-italy.com>, "'www-annotation@w3.org'" <www-annotation@w3.org>
At 10:57 AM 7/18/2001 -0400, Michele Costantini wrote: >hi all, > >I'm michele costantini, editor at Praxa.it, a newsportal for italian >entrepreneurs about ebusiness and the internet. > >I'd like to write an article about the annotea project but it's not easy at >all to say right things about it. can someone help me? Hi Michele! Here are some answers. >-is the LEAD stage an advanced stage in the standard development process? LEAD (Live and Early ADoption) means that it is early development that we are testing ourselves in our own work and with other early adopters. >-I'm particularly interested in the remote annotation and less in the local: > 1. who will be able to annotate the web page of my business site? The focus of Annotea is to help collaboration by letting a group of collaborating users to share their comments on the Web on their own annotation server. They can store annotations of any web page, also your business site. Often the audience of these servers is limited to a certain group, but it is also possible to offer public servers for anybody. It is easy for a user to turn the subscription of each annotation server on or off, so what servers the user wants to subscribe to depends on the quality of the content on the servers from his/her viewpoint. > 2. who will be able of reading the annotations about my business >site? See earlier. The user who is subscribing to the same annotation server where these annotations are can read them. E.g. the user may get different annotations or no annotations at all depending on what servers he or she is subscribing to and wheather he/she has turned the annotations on when reading the page. > 3. what kind of saveguard dou you foresight about the trustfullness >of the annotations user do about a company site? It depends on the quality of the content on the server. The user may trust certain annotation servers more as he/she knows the people. Public servers for anybody are probably the least trusted. > 4. when you think that the commercial browser adopt the standard and >add the annotation-features? I have not heard any announcements yet, but I hope they will in the long run as shared annotations will help the users to collaborate easier and that is a very important goal on the Web. To be successful is it very important that users are given enough control in selecting the servers they are interested in, turning the annotations on/off, starting their own servers etc. >-what other application sof the feature do you can suggest? > >any other information that can help me to understand. There is more info at http:www.w3.org/2001/Annotea marja >Many thanks to all, > >Michele Costantini >mailto:michele.costantini@ibn-italy.com >============================================ >Redazione PRAXA >mailto:info@praxa.it >http://www.praxa.it >http://www.ibn-italy.com >============================================
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