Co-ment

co-ment is an online word processor allowing collaborative writing and commenting. It was inspired by the software package stet, which was created to handle the GNU GPL version 3[1] online revision. It is free software, available under Affero GPL.

co-ment
Screenshot
Revision 1.1 of Mozilla Public License done via co-ment
Original author(s)Sopinspace
Repository
Written inPython/Django
Available inEnglish, French
TypeOnline word processor
LicenseGNU Affero GPL
Websitelite.co-ment.com

Description

Co-ment allows groups of users to collaboratively elaborate online texts. It offers a wiki-style editing environment, supporting many syntaxes,[2] and allows some finely controlled layouts, including table or images.

Its main interest is its comment feature, allowing users to attach their remarks to specific extracts of text, leading to a text building procedure based on strong and equipped debates.

Advanced comment navigation features are also provided to help discover new annotations or go through the history of a debate. It's also possible to set up email alerts on text edits or new comments.

Co-ment is fitted with many import/export formats support: TXT, DOC, ODT, HTML. Co-ment has a special focus on layout respect of exported file types.

Sources

It is available as a free web service, extended by pro accounts following the WordPress model. Source code is available on the co-ment.org website, and it's also bundled as a Drupal module.

Usages

Some of the greatest use cases of co-ment are for education, in particular first language and literature teaching in secondary education.

Co-ment is inspired by stet, the tool created to handle the online revision of the GPL v3, and has been since used for other licenses such as the Mozilla Public License and the Creative Commons licence family.[1]

Co-ment is also used for legal works,[3] for administrative works[4] and for advocacy works.[5]

gollark: ... exciting?
gollark: +>wm inv
gollark: t!speed <@731434948250173501>
gollark: t!speed <@751561487440675006>
gollark: t!speed <@753717876162035712>

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-02-27. Retrieved 2011-07-06.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. Markdown, ReStructuredText or HTML
  3. A French law project Archived 2011-09-21 at the Wayback Machine about net neutrality, led by Christian Paul
  4. Energy saving debates lead by French administrative entity ADEME
  5. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2015-04-16. Retrieved 2015-04-16.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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