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last edited by BillSeitz on Jul 2, 2008 9:54 pm

Annotation Systems typically allow any reader/user to attach a comment (structured or not) to any web object they find.

There have been browser plug-ins like [Third Voice] for these.

started to launch , but an outcry caused them to pull the plug. The biggest issue was that they would be the primary supplier of annotations.

There have been proxy servers like [CritOrg] http://crit.org/

In the short-term it seems like a bad idea to have annotations spread through multiple non-integrated systems. On the other hand, maybe it makes sense to have each running its own annotation system. But how many communities are you part of?

activity

I wonder whether creates a similar effect...

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