This is a general comment not tied to any page or paragraph.
July 21, 2007
5:11 pm
jdwilbur
says:
There is no way, currently, to thread general comments into a discussion. We imagine these as stand alone, although it’s possible to see it as a discussion.
July 23, 2007
3:02 pm
patrissimo
says:
Wow, this looks awesome! I wrote a hacky perl script to do the same thing like 5 years ago, and I used it for a book I wrote on floating cities, and my dad used it for a book he wrote on legal aspects of technological change. Now I’m revising my book, and looking for a replacement to my crappy old perl code, and this looks perfect!
I’m sure I’ll have more comments as I start to use it. Just for giggles, here’s the old page for my system (which got heavily spammed):
I offer you help to translate Commentpress into Spanish. It is a wonderful project. Please contact me if you are interested.
September 25, 2007
5:39 pm
Yvonne
says:
Another step in taking e-lit back to book format. The medium changes the form remains, with the addition of comments / social software. But, nothing new, not really.
And why use Wordpress? It is a sequential blog format suitable for blogging and journalism, but extremely inflexible and uncreative as it comes with ready-made templates. Unless, you want to write a book, of course…
April 30, 2008
2:47 am
denise waddington
says:
I’d like to see the date on which texts are posted. That is relevant information. Dates are associated with comments, why not with original and revised postings?
This is a general comment not tied to any page or paragraph.
There is no way, currently, to thread general comments into a discussion. We imagine these as stand alone, although it’s possible to see it as a discussion.
Wow, this looks awesome! I wrote a hacky perl script to do the same thing like 5 years ago, and I used it for a book I wrote on floating cities, and my dad used it for a book he wrote on legal aspects of technological change. Now I’m revising my book, and looking for a replacement to my crappy old perl code, and this looks perfect!
I’m sure I’ll have more comments as I start to use it. Just for giggles, here’s the old page for my system (which got heavily spammed):
http://patrifriedman.com/projects/socs/commented/index.html
I offer you help to translate Commentpress into Spanish. It is a wonderful project. Please contact me if you are interested.
Another step in taking e-lit back to book format. The medium changes the form remains, with the addition of comments / social software. But, nothing new, not really.
And why use Wordpress? It is a sequential blog format suitable for blogging and journalism, but extremely inflexible and uncreative as it comes with ready-made templates. Unless, you want to write a book, of course…
I’d like to see the date on which texts are posted. That is relevant information. Dates are associated with comments, why not with original and revised postings?