Yarrow Love, [26.04.21 17:17]
I completely agree that Hypothes.is is on the right track.
Annotation, intratextual references, really is the way of engaging texts in an
intertextual practice
(this is what we've always been doing with reading and writing,
but we haven't transcendended the text into intertextual mediaspaces yet.
Certainly, the ability to address content internal to a text
(or video, audio, etc.) is key,
but then we need to be able to do this offline and
in private communities with no central trust authority.
Drawing intratratextual address into relationship with ontological representations,
like persons, places, etc and omni-subjectively mapping those
perceived relationships into a contextual mediaspace for critical reading and writing
in the open and supporting co-authoring communities of thought, that's the idea.
So not only do we need open standards for data objects,
we also need intratextual content addressing standards

That's just what TrailMark as a notational device accomplishes within MindGraphs

for citing excerpts from the transcribed text that we can reference, semantically linking the reference with one's own critical commentary.
This is a way of writing into context and escaping linear thinking.