What does HackerNews think of h?

Hypothesis/h is a (Pyramid) web app with a JS widget that can be added to the HTML of a page manually or by the Hypothesis browser extension, which enables you to also comment on PDFs, WAVs, GIFs: href="https://github.com/hypothesis/h" rel="nofollow"https://github.com/hypothesis/h

From the W3C Web Annotation spec that Hypothesis implements href="https://www.w3.org/TR/annotation-model/" rel="nofollow">https://www.w3.org/TR/annotation-model/ :

> Selectors: Fragment Selector, CSS Selector, XPath Selector, Text Quote Selector, Text Position Selector, Data Position Selector, SVG Selector, Range Selector, Refinement of Selection

> States: Time State, Request Header State, Refinement of State

You guys should check out href="https://test.hypothes.is" rel="nofollow">https://test.hypothes.is. Non profit open source project that does this for the entire web. Here's the github: href="https://github.com/hypothesis/h" rel="nofollow"https://github.com/hypothesis/h

Randall, the lead developer, is one of the authors of the open annotation spec: href="http://www.openannotation.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.openannotation.org

Dan, the founder, recently put together the I Annotate conference, which brought together all the individuals and groups who have been applying annotation to their problem domains for the past few years.

I designed the interface.

Annotation should be open source, standardized, and portable, not locked into little silos. Also, I'm not pg, but if I was, I would find this a bit... odd.