Thanks Austin.
On Jun 1, 2:18 pm, Austin <
api.aus...@google.com> wrote:
> I am thinking that you might be do this with document annotation. Each blip
> of a wavelet has a document and a document can be tagged with annotations.
> You can assign specific meta data as annotation via name/value pairs.
So, basically, any blip can get any arbitrary number of name/value
pairs associated with it.
Yeah, that might work.
Brainstorming ...
One can have many citation references to the same source; would be a
little odd to duplicate all that data. This is why a citation in most
doc formats that support it is a link to a metadata description.
So, then, can one also annotate links? I'm wondering about maybe
attaching a "property=cite" or some such annotation to links, where
the href URI identifies the source. That way a robot could simply
match that against some data and generate the link content.
This would also seem consistent with RDFa, and some of the microdata
stuff under discussion for HTML 5 (which I'd love to see Wave find a
way to exploit).
Bruce