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The Augmented Wiki
The document discusses the HyperScope, which is a tool that provides advanced linking and navigation capabilities across different file formats. It allows for granular addressability and sophisticated navigation trees. The HyperScope file format uses XML and allows for outlining content with unique node identifiers. The document envisions integrating the HyperScope into wikis to create "augmented wikis" that are more flexibly linked and navigable. It sees the HyperScope and augmented wikis becoming more widely used through open source adoption and continued development of features.
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- 1. The Augmented WikiDoug Engelbart <doug@bootstrap.org> Eugene Eric Kim <eekim@blueoxen.com> WikiSym 2006, Odense, Denmark August 22, 2006
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- 3. Granular AddressabilityHTML named anchors Blog Permalinks Wiki pages Wikipedia section editing
- 4. Backlinks Blog TrackbacksEmail/Forum Threads Wikis!
- 5. We don't neednew features. We need to identify the patterns that already exist in great collaborative tools, and we need to make them interoperable .
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- 8. Shared Language (LinkAs You Think) I really enjoy eating FleischButter. I really enjoy eating [[Fleischbutter]]. I really enjoy eating [Fleischbutter].
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- 10. How would youput a book online?
- 11. Knowledge comes insmaller chunks than documents. We'd like to be able to do the same things within documents as we can across them. The original Augment system allowed people to do that in thoughtful, sophisticated ways.
- 12. What is theHyperScope? A subset of Augment's capabilities implemented for the World Wide Web A tool that gives you advanced jumping, viewing, and linking capabilities across a variety of file formats An evolutionary step towards the larger vision of an Open Hyperdocument System
- 13. Capabilities Sophisticated addressabilityGranular addressability Navigating the tree, traversing links Content patterns View specifications (viewspecs) Jumping and linking Transclusions / Inclusions
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- 16. Addresses are formore than linking.
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- 18. Don't forget about interoperability .
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- 20. HyperScope File Format<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <opml xmlns:hs="http://www.hyperscope.org/hyperscope/opml/public/2006/05/09" hs:version="1.0" version="2.0"> <head hs:left-label-delim="" hs:right-label-delim="" hs:nidCount="68" > <title> HyperScope Architecture </title> <ownerName> BKN </ownerName> <dateCreated> Tue 9 May 2006 06:44:27 GMT+00:00 </dateCreated> <dateModified> Sat 20 May 2006 00:17:25 GMT+00:00 </dateModified> </head> <body> <outline hs:createdOn="Sat 20 May 2006 00:17:25 GMT+00:00" hs:nid="32" text=" HyperScope Architecture "> <outline hs:createdOn="Mon 15 May 2006 06:18:07 GMT+00:00" hs:nid="45" text=" <b>Overview</b> " /> </outline> </body> </opml>
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- 22. An Augmented WikiMake each Wiki page a HyperScope document Generate OPML with a link to the HyperScope code That's it!
- 23. Current Status HyperScopev1.0 on September 1, 2006 Example transformers and application integration Active community interest
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- 26. The Future ofHyperScope Community outreach, focusing especially on usage in the open source development and other relevant communities Integrate HyperScope into other applications Editing and multi-user capabilities Bootstrap!
- 27. The Future ofthe Augmented Wiki Nodal data stores More powerful user interfaces Optimize editing for granular content Feature convergence and interoperability Bootstrap!
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