WYMIWYG meta information exchange system

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Last Update: 2013-02-27

The WYMIWYG meta information exchange system (mies) allows you to add and retrieve comments, notes, explanations, ratings and similar (=annotations) about webpages. Mies shares the annotations with a decentral (P2P) and trust based network with peers.

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