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CommentPress is an open source theme and plugin for the WordPress that allows allows fine-grained commenting in the margins of a text.

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📢 New report: Version 2.0 of 'Books Contain Multitudes: Exploring Experimental Publishing' (2022 update) A major update to our 2021 report that supports the work happening in COPIM's Experimental Book Publishing and Reuse WP. #OAbooks 1/11 copim.pubpub.org/books-conta…

Books Contain Multitudes: Exploring Experimental Publishing (2022 update) · Copim

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@jmittell has used @mediacommons to solicit feedback on Complex TV, which had been made publicly available for ~2 years prior to publication with @NYUpress. Add'l material has been made available via @anvcscalar (more on Scalar in next week's 🧵). 11/20 mcpress.media-commons.org/co…
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@kfitz used CommentPress to invite #peerreview feedback on her book Planned Obsolescence (2011) via If:book's @mediacommons platform, and her recent book Generous Thinking (2019) is available via a @cpcore setup hosted with @hcommons 10/20 generousthinking.hcommons.or…
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Back in 2011, @DoughertyJack and @kdnawrotzki used @cpcore to facilitate multiple rounds of #openpeerreview of their edited collection Writing History in the Digital Age (published in 2013 with #digitalculturebooks, a @UofMPress imprint) 9/20 writinghistory.trincoll.edu/
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A variety of researchers have done fascinating work with CommentPress over the past 15 years. Take, for example, @mckenziewark who used an early instantiation to realise her seminal book GAMER THEORY 2.0 in online form. 8/20 futureofthebook.org/gamerthe…
GAMER THEORY 2.0: How do I read this book? Highlights distinct sections & elements of the CommentPress-enabled platform including: Navigation, Link into the past, The page cards, The title (which is also a permalink), The comments on a particular page card, a short list of the most recent comments/discussion in the forum, a Search bar, more navigation elements, The running footer, and The Footer, with "Links to the FAQ, about the author, and to the page where you can subscribe to the feed (if you prefer a feed reader to this interface). Also, on the right, a way to contact us, find out more about the Institute for the Future of the Book, and the Creative Commons License."

ALT GAMER THEORY 2.0: How do I read this book? Highlights distinct sections & elements of the CommentPress-enabled platform including: Navigation, Link into the past, The page cards, The title (which is also a permalink), The comments on a particular page card, a short list of the most recent comments/discussion in the forum, a Search bar, more navigation elements, The running footer, and The Footer, with "Links to the FAQ, about the author, and to the page where you can subscribe to the feed (if you prefer a feed reader to this interface). Also, on the right, a way to contact us, find out more about the Institute for the Future of the Book, and the Creative Commons License."

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Originally developed by the Institute for the Future of the Book (If:book), CommentPress (@cpcore) is a WordPress plugin introducing an annotation layer to the versatile blogging platform while also enhancing WP with regards to #accessibility #a11y 7/20 futureofthebook.org/commentp…
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Translation: Is there a WP plug-in that allows for readers to see the ticket or revision history of a page or to compare multiple versions? Has to work with CommentPress.
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My spring break reading. That and setting up a #CommentPress site. generousthinking.hcommons.or…
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Did you know you can create a site on @humcommons and use the @cpcore plugin to enable paragraph-level comments? See it in action: spiritfilms.hcommons.org/int… xitter.cf/K_Leonard_PhD/status/9…
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Saying “you can’t scribble in the margins of electronic books” is simply untrue, as CommentPress and others show gu.com/p/5jkdh/stw
Replying to @ProfPfefferle @mulreadcy
@MHHelmers I'm using WordPress + the CommentPress theme - annoying to set up, but easy to use once you do! – at Grand Forks, ND
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We use BP Group Sites w/ #commentpress to create texts for social reading. Many groups can read/annotate many texts commons.digitalthoreau.org
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Love going from markdown through pandoc to HTML for the course websites (commentpress enabled). 21st C Humanities in the classroom!
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.@justlikeair mentions CommentPress: a plugin “for social texts in social contexts” futureofthebook.org/commentp… #WPCampus
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"an interactive annotation component helped improve comprehension and reading strategy use" newyorker.com/science/maria-…
CommentPress Core version 3.8.7 released. Fixes issues with BuddyPress wordpress.org/plugins/commen…

CommentPress Core

CommentPress Core allows fine-grained commenting in the margins of a text. Use it to annotate, workshop or debate a social text in a social context.

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CommentPress Core version 3.8.5 released wordpress.org/plugins/commen…

CommentPress Core

CommentPress Core allows fine-grained commenting in the margins of a text. Use it to annotate, workshop or debate a social text in a social context.

wordpress.org
Excited to start the website for the "Inside & Outside Sharing" book project w @sfryer using CommentPress wordpress.org/plugins/commen… #iosharing
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Discussing commentpress at futureofthebook & digital pedagogy @HSULibrary
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Students have collaborative book margins w/ #CommentPress on #WordPress. Great for reading(s) analysis! #OUTechExpo
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