Hypertext fiction It is characterized by the use of hypertext links that provide a new context to read interactively at your choice

Wikipedia is a clear example to hypertext because the reader, select what you read and if they want more information

"Hypertext" is not a system but a generic term, coined a quarter of a century ago by a computer populist named Ted Nelson to describe the writing done in the nonlinear or nonsequential space made possible by the computer. Moreover, unlike print text, hypertext provides multiple paths between text segments,

ELO has the concept of research Electronic Literature open to writers, artists, teachers or students who are interested in this medium that is in such demand today.