9 Mar 2022
CommentPress is a great option! Thanks @K_Leonard_PhD!
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18 Jan 2022
A variety of researchers have done fascinating work with CommentPress over the past 15 years. Take, for example, @mckenziewark who used an early instantiation to realise her seminal book GAMER THEORY 2.0 in online form.
8/20
futureofthebook.org/gamerthe…
ALT GAMER THEORY 2.0: How do I read this book? Highlights distinct sections & elements of the CommentPress-enabled platform including: Navigation, Link into the past, The page cards, The title (which is also a permalink), The comments on a particular page card, a short list of the most recent comments/discussion in the forum, a Search bar, more navigation elements, The running footer, and The Footer, with "Links to the FAQ, about the author, and to the page where you can subscribe to the feed (if you prefer a feed reader to this interface). Also, on the right, a way to contact us, find out more about the Institute for the Future of the Book, and the Creative Commons License."
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18 Jan 2022
Originally developed by the Institute for the Future of the Book (If:book), CommentPress (@cpcore) is a WordPress plugin introducing an annotation layer to the versatile blogging platform while also enhancing WP with regards to #accessibility #a11y
7/20
futureofthebook.org/commentp…
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28 Mar 2021
Colleagues working in DH-ish space, what platforms / tools do you suggest for doing your writing with open peer review at the line / word level? The old Commentpress plug-in is a bit dated, though I see it now allows for selections and specific responses.
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This can be done without fancy tools. For the last decade, I've used blogging software (CommentPress) and now often use Google Docs, which allow for threaded commenting.
But more recently, I am leaning toward open reading journals, which is a more traditional approach.
"As pre-class reading assignments replace lectures in flipped courses and serve as the primary mechanism for information transfer, it is essential that students complete their assignments before class."
Annotation-enhanced readings help students do that.
frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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29 Oct 2019
Interested in publishing an #openaccess book through an open peer review process? You can do this through @humcommons sites by using the commentpress plug-in! Check out @K_Leonard_PhD's #OA book, which went through this process: spiritfilms.hcommons.org/ #musicstudies #filmstudies
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9 Jan 2019
It's much easier to do articles, which I've done many times. Smaller chunks of responses, esp in a CommentPress style CMS, helps, too! #OPReview
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17 Sep 2017
In CommentPress said webtexts would need to be in WordPress. With @hypothes_is they can be where they are or you want them to be.
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3 Mar 2017
Important step! Other tools are/were Django, CommentPress, SharedBook. . . . How will permalinks be established? Raises many interesting Qs.
This is big news. Congratulations @hypothes_is & @w3c Looking forward to seeing this implemented widely.
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6 Dec 2016
Bob describes the invention of WordPress CommentPress, revising print hierarchy.
Author in test case learns to trust commentators.
#FTTE
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27 Sep 2016
@MHHelmers I'm using WordPress the CommentPress theme - annoying to set up, but easy to use once you do!
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9 Aug 2016
This site uses CommentPress (version 1.4.1), a project of the Institute for the Future of the Book ...
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23 Jul 2016
right, alternative systems--real question is whether CommentPress will conform to @w3c standards
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15 Jul 2016
.@justlikeair mentions CommentPress: a plugin “for social texts in social contexts” futureofthebook.org/commentp… #WPCampus
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29 Feb 2016
Excited to start the website for the "Inside & Outside Sharing" book project w @sfryer using CommentPress wordpress.org/plugins/commen… #iosharing
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we could put it on a commentpress site (wordpress) for annotation. @hj_dewaard @telliowkuwp @Bali_Maha @dr_jdean @hypothes_is
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@Kunstseidene man könnte dazu den puren text nehmen (ich hatte ihn von archive.org) und in commentpress (= wordpress) tun.
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