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> highest objective of a document is to be printed on paper. In my line of work, I must lay out information and facts as if they were on paper, in order, to cr
by qrbLPHiKpiux 7y ago
> highest objective of a document is to be printed on paper.
In my line of work, I must lay out information and facts as if they were on paper, in order, to create a specific narrative.
This narrative can not be lost in hyperlinks, other web specific languages. Cases must be laid out in a very specific order from beginning to end, to make my argument, as to why things were done they way they were.
No other medium fits this except paper, or PDF, in a digital sense.
Edit: On websites, content should be replicated in an appropriate format, but most certainty referenced to its original. And, the original should be readily available.
- lolinder 7y agoCan you clarify what your line of work is? As it stands I'm unclear on why an HTML document can't represent "cases ... laid out in a very specific order from beginning to end". You don't need to use links or other functionality just because it's there.
- qrbLPHiKpiux 7y agoHealthcare. Too many documents from many different sources in varying formats, too much time to compile electronically. It’s such a mess.