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Public access to document revisions
Source: outline/outline#3576 · opened by @almereyda
After factoring of #3575, this idea came to mind:
If the public link to a document could be replaced or amended with a content hash or version, we'd be able to link to different versions of a document, which is good for long-term archival and annotation. Similarily, e.g. in GitHub/-Lab you can only comment on lines of files in a certain commit diff, to an individual commit, but not directly to the changing HEAD of a trunk.
This would ease annotation with external tools like Hypothesis (ref. who rely on stable identifiers for documents, in so their anchoring of annotations works as expected.
What do you think?
If the public link to a document could be replaced or amended with a content hash or version, we'd be able to link to different versions of a document, which is good for long-term archival and annotation. Similarily, e.g. in GitHub/-Lab you can only comment on lines of files in a certain commit diff, to an individual commit, but not directly to the changing HEAD of a trunk.
This would ease annotation with external tools like Hypothesis (ref. who rely on stable identifiers for documents, in so their anchoring of annotations works as expected.
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