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E-discourses with Zeno

Zeno is an open-source platform for E-discourses. Its key concepts are protected sections with configurable discourse grammars, articles with labels and attachments, and two-way traversable labeled links to form threads or even cyclic networks. We show how discourses can be set up and moderated, how readers can choose between different views, and how writers can contribute. Illustrations are taken from a range of application projects.

Angi Voß

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