I like the idea of allowing users to annotate videos with the quote tool... Think flickr's annotation tool, but ours is time based. Someone makes an edit and then enters a comment. Then on the video page it appears down below the video with the other comments.... not on the video like flickr does with photos. So, the user can not only read the annotation... but click on a link and watch the annotation... Right there in the page. Oh, and perhaps they could tag the annotation too. Pretty cool. It's all very conversational. Perhaps somehow we can make it so people can add it to their blogs... with a link or something. Or perhaps a _javascript_ thingy they drop in their vlog post... perhaps a link thingy that they enable like feedburner's feedflare that shows up in the RSS... it's all very doable. So... why would people use this? In a word, panels, speaches, conferences.... You can directly reference a portion of a video and comment on it. Panels, speaches, and conferences rock. Well, peace, -Mike On Jan 6, 2006, at 9:17 AM, Devlon wrote: The quoting at Mefeedia was a bit clunky. It was too slow to scan to the quoted pieces. On 1/6/06, duncan < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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