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== Screenshot Annotator Requirements == | |||
=== Basic annotation description === | |||
An annotation is a | |||
* Two types of annotations | |||
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* Annotations should be connected to the article, not the picture. This allows us to use the same screenshot in different articles, but annotate them differently. For example, we could reuse an Options window screenshot and point out the specific pref the user should click in an article. | * Annotations should be connected to the article, not the picture. This allows us to use the same screenshot in different articles, but annotate them differently. For example, we could reuse an Options window screenshot and point out the specific pref the user should click in an article. | ||
* Annotations should respect l10n, meaning | * Annotations should respect l10n, meaning: | ||
** If someone translates an article, the annotations for any image included should also be copied over. | |||
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Revision as of 15:08, 22 April 2008
Screenshot Annotator Requirements
Basic annotation description
An annotation is a
- Two types of annotations
- Annotations should be connected to the article, not the picture. This allows us to use the same screenshot in different articles, but annotate them differently. For example, we could reuse an Options window screenshot and point out the specific pref the user should click in an article.
- Annotations should respect l10n, meaning:
- If someone translates an article, the annotations for any image included should also be copied over.