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  #1 Dr. Fridemar Pache on 28 Jun 08

   

  Wikizens might prefer to read the original (which might be modified in the meantime but has the benefit to expand all links. If the page should be destroyed by vandals, you have a linkrich backup
  at its associated WikiMark:
  
  WikiMark:WikiMark
  .)
  
  A WikiMark is a TrailFire "mark" in "wiki-mode", i.e. an annotation node, in a dynamical created ring (with an additional direct access menue) of shared annotations.
  
  The sharing-option "wiki-mode" allows everyone to add additional nodes to the "trail", extending the option "public-mode", which only allows everyone to add additional comments.
  
  WikiMarks on wiki pages have the benefit, that their existence can be signalled to the reader on the underlying wiki page directly by the annotation authors; in this case [Meatball:WikiMark] points to a TimeStamped WikiTrail annotation to this page. Its name/link is [WikiTrail:DiigoTrailfireWikiCollaboration]. There is also a Diigo group [Diigo:DiigoTrailfireWikiCollaboration], where you are invited to join.
  
  Using WikiMarks on wiki pages produces the following benefits:
  
  * for the Wiki community
  o an additional access path (attracting new participants)
  o an additional backup medium
  o additional time stamps
  o decluttering threads into annotation space
  * for the annotation community
  o an additional access path (attracting new participants)
  o getting the missing WikiEngine by quoting underlying Wiki stuff
  
  -- FridemarPache
  PS.:
  All links are expanded on the following quoted wikipage: http://www.usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?WikiMark

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Wikizens might prefer to read the original <i>(which might be modified in the meantime but has the benefit to expand all links. If the page should be destroyed by vandals, you have a linkrich backup <br /> at its associated WikiMark:</i> <br /> <br /> <a href="http://trailfire.com/fridemar/marks/225064" rel="nofollow">WikiMark:WikiMark</a> <br /> .) <br /> <br /> A WikiMark is a TrailFire "mark" in "wiki-mode", i.e. an annotation node, in a dynamical created ring (with an additional direct access menue) of shared annotations. <br /> <br /> The sharing-option "wiki-mode" allows everyone to add additional nodes to the "trail", extending the option "public-mode", which only allows everyone to add additional comments. <br /> <br /> WikiMarks on wiki pages have the benefit, that their existence can be signalled to the reader on the underlying wiki page directly by the annotation authors; in this case [Meatball:WikiMark] points to a TimeStamped WikiTrail annotation to this page. Its name/link is [WikiTrail:DiigoTrailfireWikiCollaboration]. There is also a Diigo group [Diigo:DiigoTrailfireWikiCollaboration], where you are invited to join. <br /> <br /> Using WikiMarks on wiki pages produces the following benefits: <br /> <br /> * for the Wiki community <br /> o an additional access path (attracting new participants) <br /> o an additional backup medium <br /> o additional time stamps <br /> o decluttering threads into annotation space <br /> * for the annotation community <br /> o an additional access path (attracting new participants) <br /> o getting the missing WikiEngine by quoting underlying Wiki stuff <br /> <br /> -- FridemarPache <br /> PS.: <br /> All links are expanded on the following quoted wikipage: <a href="http://www.usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?WikiMark" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?WikiMark</a></div>

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