From: Tony B. <ton...@ka...> - 2006-06-11 18:40:49
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On Sun, Jun 11, 2006 at 12:05:50PM +0200, Max V?lkel wrote: > Yes, and we don't expect everything to be annotated. Maybe just > annotating the obvious already brings great value. It absolutely does. I think Semantic Wikis in general (and Semantic Mediawiki in particlar) are wonderful. I'd hate to go back to plan Mediawiki now. I'm just hungry for even more! > I feel this discussion should be continued on > sw...@ai... - it's a general question in semantic > wikis what, how much and how to annotate. But for Semantic MediaWiki > we want to stay simple. I'll take it over there for the general discussion, but just to clarify the current thoughts specifically here: is the position that something like this could happen in Semantic MediaWiki if someone found an acceptably simple interface, and thus we should explore to see if such thing is actually possible, or that the extra level of indirection is probably too much for users to deal with conceptually, no matter what the interface was like, so we're never likely to go there? Thanks, Tony |