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This book evolved from the internet tradition of collaboration
and many:many communication, rather than the traditional one:many
paradigm. Rather than simply being written and then published,
drafts have been available online at every stage. Furthermore,
each paragraph has a mechanism for adding user comments, just
like a blog or LiveJournal. Thus the book has been a continuous
dialogue between authors and readers.
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[Sun Jul 10 15:51:37 PDT 2005-190] Mike Linksvayer (NOSPAMml@gondwanaland.com.NOSPAM):
RSS for both comments and changes (global) would be useful. I know there are recent comments links for each section, but in many cases the most recent comment is too old and more importantly it is a pain to check each section individually.
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