[annotator-dev] Questions on integrating annotator
Thomas Francart
thomas.francart at sparna.fr
Tue Aug 27 15:56:08 UTC 2013
Hi Annotator folks
I am currently analyzing whether the annotator could be used in a project
of mine, and I would be glad if someone could provide some insights on the
questions below :
- Can a plugin completely hide the "comment" part of an annotation ?
(imagine I want to annotate only with a fixed list of values, no free text)
or is the comment part mandatory ? follow-up question : can a plugin
entirely replace the standard "comment box" displayed when annotating, by
something else like a contextual menu ?
- would it be technically feasible to allow the user to modify the span
of an existing annotation (iow, drag the start or end of the highlighted
text to modify the startOffset / endOffset of the annotation) ? now it
seems one needs to delete and recreate a new annotation to do that, correct
?
- what if the page is modified after annotations have been created ? if
the text right before and right after the annotation can be stored on the
annotation, it seems feasible to have heurisitcs that could (try to)
replace the annotations on the correct piece of text if the content has
moved. What do you think ? could a plugin add these extra field to an
annotation ?
- Is there already existing work to provide an RDF triplestore backend
plugin based on the openannotation ontology [www.openannotation.org] ?
(saw the lorestore plugin, and hypothes.is project, but could not
determine if they implemented this)
Thanks for your time - and thanks for providing this valuable component
Thomas
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