[Gzz-commits] manuscripts/FutureVision vision-rev.rst

[Benja Fallenstein]

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diff -u manuscripts/FutureVision/vision-rev.rst:1.1 
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--- manuscripts/FutureVision/vision-rev.rst:1.1 Thu Nov 13 18:12:13 2003
+++ manuscripts/FutureVision/vision-rev.rst     Wed Nov 19 05:10:35 2003
@@ -916,36 +916,36 @@
 Explicit support for taxonomic hypertext (`Parunak 1991`_)
 and hierarchies is currently being planned.
 
-FenPDF will first be released as a separate application,
+We currently use FenPDF as a separate application,
 but it is designed to become one applitude when the Fenfire system
 is complete. The RDF graphs written by the application
 will be importable into Fenfire.
 
-    Let us briefly explore how a user could extend
-    this applitude using the techniques presented in
-    `Section 2`_.
+Let us briefly explore how a user could extend
+this applitude using the techniques presented in
+`Section 2`_.
 
-    First, metadata about articles, such as author
-    and publication date, could be represented through simple
-    RDF connections. Using our RDF views, one could then
-    for example browse the list of articles of one particular author,
-    sorted by date.
+First, metadata about articles, such as author
+and publication date, could be represented through simple
+RDF connections. Using our RDF views, one could then
+for example browse the list of articles of one particular author,
+sorted by date.
 
-    Similarly, it is possible to switch from spatial hypertext (`Marshall and 
Shipman 1995`_)
-    to taxonomic hypertext (`Parunak 1991`_) by replacing the canvases
-    categorizing articles by source with RDF metadata,
-    and browse the articles from one source related 
-    to certain subject matters sorted
-    by e.g. author or date.
+Similarly, it is possible to switch from spatial hypertext (`Marshall and 
Shipman 1995`_)
+to taxonomic hypertext (`Parunak 1991`_) by replacing the canvases
+categorizing articles by source with RDF metadata,
+and browse the articles from one source related 
+to certain subject matters sorted
+by e.g. author or date.
 
 
-    Since the structure is open, it is easy to add new metadata
-    such as the DOI (Digital Object Identifier,
-    `Paskin 1999`_) of the articles to allow interoperability
-    with WWW services such as ACM's web site for, e.g.,
-    seeing new articles not yet entered to the system by the user
-    that cite the current article. This would be a good
-    way to interface our system to the Semantic Web (`Berners-Lee 1998`_).
+Since the structure is open, it is easy to add new metadata
+such as the DOI (Digital Object Identifier,
+`Paskin 1999`_) of the articles to allow interoperability
+with WWW services such as ACM's web site for, e.g.,
+seeing new articles not yet entered to the system by the user
+that cite the current article. This would be a good
+way to interface our system to the Semantic Web (`Berners-Lee 1998`_).
 
 
 .. _`Section 5`: