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In the W3C Annotation Model I see "Annotations have 0 or more Bodies." -> seems that this is the best answer. A highlight / bookmark is serialized as an annotation with no body. For a bookmark, the target selector is a "pointer" to a precise location in the content, not a range selector (segment). There must be a semantic way to disambiguate annotations / highlights and bookmarks. The |
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There's a very thin line between:
Bookmarks usually target:
In some cases, bookmarks may also have accompanying tag(s) and a note from the user, but that's a more advanced use case than what's available in most apps. Highlights and annotations usually target:
The concept of highlights/annotations doesn't really exist in audiobooks. Highlights and annotations usually have a color as well, and may have variations in styles supported (for example underlined). They may also offer tags. The main difference that differentiates an annotation from a highlight being the presence of an accompanying note. |
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Highlights and bookmarks are annotations without body.
How should we express it in the spec, so that we can serialize both?
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