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Replacing Disqus with Inline Comments(txtpen.com)
1 points by grandjury 9y ago|1 comments
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Wikitribune from Wikipedia(vimeo.com)
4 points by grandjury 9y ago|3 comments
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by grandjury 9y ago
Python unicode handling. Should be fixed. Thanks!
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by grandjury 9y ago
Of course not. There aren't any or the moderator hasn't approved any. Personal highlights are visible only if you login
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by grandjury 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Highlighting is supported on any page. I will add this use case to the homepage. Here is the link to the txtpen Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/txtpen-web-pen&#x
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by grandjury 9y ago
This friction raises the bar of highlighting, forces the user to read the text again and makes sure that highlight is intentional.
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by grandjury 9y ago
Good question. txtpen uses fuzzy string matching among other anchoring mechanisms. Assuming the change is below a certain threshold, txtpen displays a diff(addition, deletion) of the underlying text.
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by grandjury 9y ago
Hello, txtpen is launched today. I started this sideproject because I really like in-text commenting on Medium. It is the best way to add value for readers. An example blog page that has txtpen enabled: http://blog.antoniofrighet
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by grandjury 9y ago
Thanks for checking it out. 1. Full publisher control. Publishers can moderate and pin highlights on their sites. However, all annotations can be retrieved via RESTful API as per W3C standards. Hypothes.is doesn't support moderation in
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Show HN: Txtpen – web highlights and in-text comments(txtpen.com)
65 points by grandjury 9y ago|21 comments