Richard Eckart de Castilho

@seyyaw I also see it like that. That is why I moved the milestone from 3.0.0 to 3.1.0 three weeks back ;)

A document becomes available to a curator when an annotator marks a document as finished. After that, the document is still visible to annotators, but they can no longer edit...

That should not happen... the users should still be able to open them, but they should not be able to create any annotations or edit annotations. Everything should be in...

#135 asks that a curator should only be allowed to start curating a document once all annotators that are assigned to that document have marked it as "finished".

I'd like to discuss this a bit further because I am not sure if hiding these documents is a good solution. My understanding is that you want to avoid that...

> It seemed to me that even if a curation has started, new annotations from other people will show the next time the curator opens the document in curation, aren't...

We only use the brat visualization. The backend works differently. This is not about updating brat, it's about old decisions in the WebAnno code that need to be revised. Most...

Cf. https://github.com/webanno/webanno/issues/524#issuecomment-307723248

Needs to be renamed in the DB and on the file system (`source` folder).

@j-lnaddef If you are only doing span annotations (or at least only need automation for span annotations) and if you don't make use of pre-annotated data for bootstrapping automation, you...