Re: Annotating HTML - another question

["Walter Campbell" <atypicaluser -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Ed,

Good suggestions. I've used wikis a bit for collaborative authoring but was
thinking more along the lines of Acrobat-style annotations. Wikis and CMSs
seem better suited for collaborative authoring than for document reviews (in
which a single author will make revisions based on feedback from multiple
reviewers).

Best,

Walt

On 3/30/06, Edgar D' Souza <edgar -dot- b -dot- dsouza -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:
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> This is probably quite different from your mental picture, but:
> How about wikis or CMSs (Content Management Systems) ?




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