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Microattribution everywhere, even in your fridge

Microattribution should be built into database entries, databases, genome browsers, journal articles, journals and social network face pages, probably even into your fridge.Providing incentive for global community annotation of the human genome. Giving database accessions the same citation conventions and indices that journal articles currently enjoy, so that genotype-phenotype-frequency annotations are counted as genotype-author-phenotype-frequency annotations. Microattributions should be complemented by high level peer-refereed reviews and a convenient browser interface. Annotators should form a social network that displays their publications, microattributions, affiliations and credentials. Vendors can sustain free access by sponsoring particular sets of content (eg. loci, pathways, probesets) and via annotator endorsements. These models might be appropriate for a Variome browser, Variome reviews and a network of human genome annotators, HUGONet.

Saved 9 September 2013 / blogs.nature.com ↗

#annotation #human-genome

Microattribution for human gene variants

...we suggested that the global project of collecting all the phenotypically interesting variants of the human genome could use microattribution, a form of…

Crowdsourcing Human Mutations : Nature Genetics : Nature Publishing Group #genome #variants #human-genome

Domeo, an ontology-based annotation tool

Domeo is an extensible web application enabling users to visually and efficiently create and share ontology-based stand-off annotation on HTML or XML document…

Domeo - The Annotation Toolkit #annotation #web-applications

MyLifeBits, a lifetime store of everything

MylifeBits is a lifetime store of everything. It is the fulfillment of Vannevar Bush’s 1945 Memex vision including full-text search, text & audio…

Mylifebits - Microsoft Research #annotation #hyperlinks

Sharing and portability of annotations

The question of sharing is also fraught with complexity. How can one choose to share their annotations selectively — only for some works but not others, or…

Iannotate — Whatever Happened To The Web As An Annotation System? | The Scholarly Kitchen #annotation #services