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  1. Mar 2015
  2. ipfs.indy0.net ipfs.indy0.net
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    1. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Ability to have several personas for them to use when annotating for different purposes. This should be without the need to log out and in again.

      Good points overall. I especially liked this point.

    2. raz 12 Mar 2015
      people might want a different persona for work and for play.

      I think this is key. Some people will want more than one handle because some of their work will be high quality and they may not want people following them if they are making comments that is for fun.

    3. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Hypothes.is will need site specific filtering out of particular individuals or groups. For example someone may be happy to read jokers’ annotations when reading the Daily Mail but want to exclude them when reading the Scientific American

      This may need more than just to follow someone. Because what if you like reading one person on one site, but prefer reading a different set of users on another site.

    4. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Implications of helping reader who want to share annotations they have read

      This reminds me of the retweet feature.

    5. raz 12 Mar 2015
      People might use Hypothes.is to seek additional information about a web page for a range of reasons including:

      Another one is.

      • Seeking answers to a question they have about the material on the webpage.
    6. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Privacy seems a crucial issue to me

      This is a crucial concern of mine as well, as i don't want to see hypothes.is turn into a facebook or google where they are now collecting data on users, which freaks me out and is why i use duckduckgo.com now. Ideally hypothes.is would encrypt all the data, so that not even hypothes.is can see who belongs to what group etc..

    7. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Being able to follow a stream of their own, an author’s or a group’s annotations, independent of the websites they are on

      This would be an amazing feature.

    8. raz 12 Mar 2015
      people might want a different persona for work and for play

      I think this is key. Some people will want more than one handle because some of their work will be high quality and they may not want people following them if they are making comments that is for fun.

    9. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Hypothes.is will need site specific filtering out of particular individuals or groups. For example someone may be happy to read jokers’ annotations when reading the Daily Mail but want to exclude them when reading the Scientific American

      This may need more than just to follow someone. Because what if you like reading one person on one site, but prefer reading a different set of users on another site.

    10. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Implications of helping reader who want to share annotations they have read

      This reminds me of the retweet feature.

    11. raz 12 Mar 2015
      People might use Hypothes.is to seek additional information about a web page for a range of reasons including

      Another one is.

      • Seeking answers to a question they have about the material on the webpage.
    12. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Privacy seems a crucial issue to me.

      This is a crucial concern of mine as well, as i don't want to see hypothes.is turn into a facebook or google where they are now collecting data on users, which freaks me out and is why i use duckduckgo.com now. Ideally hypothes.is would encrypt all the data, so that not even hypothe.is can see who belongs to what group etc..

    13. raz 12 Mar 2015
      Being able to follow a stream of their own, an author’s or a group’s annotations, independent of the websites they are on.

      This would be an amazing feature.

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  3. jonudell.net jonudell.net
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    1. raz 12 Mar 2015
      annotate the course material

      This hints at their being a structure to the material. So it is sorted in such a way that the teacher guides the student in a specified order.

    2. raz 11 Mar 2015
      But the user can change this and post it to their Research group instead for instance

      It would be nice to post an annotation to multiple groups.

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