annotation-use-cases

 annotation use cases  are a list of common use-cases for annotations as presented by Robert of the W3C Annotations Working Group at the 2015-10-28 Web Annotations session at TPAC2015, most of which have IndieWeb equivalents in practice.

Use Cases
Robert gave an introductory slide presentation including this list of use-cases (including nested IndieWeb equivalents when available)


 * comment on a post
 * reply


 * bookmark a post
 * bookmark


 * tags a post
 * tag-reply


 * review a product / paper
 * h-review


 * describes a video post for accessibility
 * (no indieweb equivalent)
 * 2022-07-06: idea -> an edit post to original video post to add a summary


 * transcribe an audio post
 * (no indieweb equivalent)
 * 2022-07-06: idea -> an edit post to the original audio post to add a transcript


 * reply to a comment in a classroom
 * private webmention - brainstorming


 * propose a copy-edit for a typo in a post
 * edit


 * moves an annotation between reading systems
 * replies are decentralized by default, thus no "moving" should be needed

To Do

 * Go through Digital Publishing Annotation Use Cases (W3C Interest Group Note 04 December 2014).
 * Note which of the above correspond to which use-case in that NOTE by specific section number and link to it.
 * Add more items for each use-case, explaining how to do so using indieweb building blocks.