Accepts and serves annotations in our flavor of the W3C Web Annotation Protocol and W3C Web Annotation Data Model.
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This project is an annotation server that implements a custom flavor of the W3C Web Annotation Protocol and Data Model, designed to accept and serve annotations. It's intended for developers or organizations looking to integrate annotation functionality into their applications, particularly those using or familiar with W3C standards. The server includes configuration options for Docker, user management, permissions, and integration with external projects like annotation frontends and DOI bots.
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