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Hypothesis quick overview 2011-10-19
- 5. This is not a new idea.
- 6. 2011 1997
- 9. vs. The NY Times turns off comments on > 10% of all stories!
- 10. When what I’m talking about is up here … ? ! Why should I comment down here… and here… and here… ! !
- 12. Facebook replacing Disqus… but who will replace Facebook? Who cares to preserve our intellectual contributions for the long term? The solution must be open and archival!
- 13. Hypothes.is: An open-source, distributed platform to enable sentence-level, community moderated annotation of news, blogs, legislation, scientific articles, books, video, etc. without the consent of the target.
- 14. Plug-ins URL Website API Links from pages / Reveals A diversity of interfaces http://hpt.is/TzLv
- 16. Heatmap View Annotations Moderate
- 19. START SMALL FAIL EARLY FAIL OFTEN LISTEN HARD FIX
Notes de l'éditeur
- What we’re proposing is often called social or collaborative annotation. There have been previous efforts to solve this problem.
- How do we weigh in, when they turn off the ability to do so? The NY Times disables comments on a significant proportion of all news stories.
- And why should we be commenting way down at the bottom of long articles, when our analyses are often most relevant to specific passages.
- How do we sort through thousands of mostly trivial remarks?
- Hypothes.is will use a simple interface. Highlight, annotate, submit.
- A heatmap along the edge of articles will tell you where previous annotations are clustered, what their reputation weighted sentiment is and allow you to moderate them.
- We’re bringing together some of the leading minds in language, reputation distributed systems and Internet technologies