Kind of low on technics, describing how it works. There is one gem:
> Interesting facts: Licom, unlike others, verifies every submitted comment. Every comment is signed with the ED25519 key which is generated during registration.
Worth noting that there are official annotation specs from a w3c working group! Not a lot of implementers alas. Theres three specs, a core data model[1], vocabulary, & protocol. Personally I imagine talking the data model & maybe vocab or some of the vocab, and rebasing the protocol.atop ActivityPub or whatnot.
The need to find other people's comments is an interesting additional challenge. This site seems to just use a centralized service... done. It'd be great to go further.
> Interesting facts: Licom, unlike others, verifies every submitted comment. Every comment is signed with the ED25519 key which is generated during registration.
Worth noting that there are official annotation specs from a w3c working group! Not a lot of implementers alas. Theres three specs, a core data model[1], vocabulary, & protocol. Personally I imagine talking the data model & maybe vocab or some of the vocab, and rebasing the protocol.atop ActivityPub or whatnot.
The need to find other people's comments is an interesting additional challenge. This site seems to just use a centralized service... done. It'd be great to go further.
[1] https://www.w3.org/TR/annotation-model/