Castedo Ellerman

Folks interested in this feature I think will be interested in some plans I'm making. I've stared writing about it and asked some questions here: https://community.crossref.org/t/doi-registrant-using-digital-fingerprints-of-jats-files/2671 I plan to write...

To add to the record here, here is a project doing diffs for JATS XML: https://github.com/milos-cuculovic/jats-diff The focus of the project seems to be more on the backend algorithm rather...

Thank you for sharing these insights about some people preferring Google Docs. Another disadvantage I see with Hypothesis is the friction of needing to sign-up for those who do not...

> @castedo do you know what docx comments look like when the docx is converted to markdown? In my test with pandoc the comments were not converted and just dropped...

Another possibility I think worth considering for more user-friendly feedback and participation mechanisms is some kind of integration with https://hedgedoc.org/. It looks like it supports multiple auth services: https://docs.hedgedoc.org/guides/auth/oauth/ including...

@rando2 Thank you for sharing your experience here! I don't totally follow what you mean by docx/track change momentum being hard to break. Perhaps your thoughts on the following workflow...

> and I'll update when I have a prototype to handle steps 4-5. Thanks! I'm very curious how parts of my theoretical suggestions hold up to reality. In my dreams...

@dhimmel It looks like manubot has settled on using WeasyPrint for HTML -> PDF conversion. Is this correct? In my current manubot-like workflow (but not manubot) I use pandoc to...

Here's an existing nodejs KaTeX filter that I've started using and it is working well so far: https://github.com/StevenZoo/pandoc-katex-filter https://npm.io/package/pandoc-katex-filter Much faster than the Python version. Thank you @StevenZoo!

> What would be useful in this inspector for you, and how do you imagine it in your dreams? Looking quickly at the WeasyPrint code, I can imagine having a...