RE: Updated ontology for annotations.

I'm half joking, but a wiki would do the job for you.
Each annotation is a wiki page.

The wiki will give you versioning of your annotations.

You can point to many documents from a single annotation by simply having hyperlinks in the wiki page.

Then you could automatically index the links from all your wiki pages so that you can quickly find all annotations that link to a specific document you're looking at.
E.g. if you go to google.com, your server returns all wiki pages that contain a link to google.com

Laurent.
 


-----Original Message-----
From: www-annotation-request@w3.org on behalf of Amit Kapoor
Sent: Thu 6/22/2006 3:47 PM
To: www-annotation@w3.org
Subject: Updated ontology for annotations.
 

Hi folks,

    We are looking at adding annotations to our project and think need some
    modifications to the Annotea RDF for annotations. Let me outline the
    requirements and would like to hear if anyone else had similar
    requirements and how they solved it (or even recommendations).

    a) Versioning

    We need to keep a history of annotations as they get modified (we believe
    mostly context and content)

    b) Annotating multiple objects at once

    Annotea by default points to a single object. We might need an annotation
    for multiple objects (& multiple contexts), but same annotation content.

    regards

Amit