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authorMarc Coquand <marcc@fastmail.fr>2023-10-19 13:43:04 -0300
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<p> Ann is a minimal ActivityPub-based decentralised alternative social media built around <a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/annotation-model/">Web Annotations</a>. An annotation can be thought of a comment, recommendation or a like on any piece of content. Ann allows you to store your annotations, send annotations your followers and receive annotations from people that you follow.</p>
-<p> Ann is different from other social medias and federated social medias. It is not really meant to have a single webpage you go to where you see all your "Ann related content" (though you could built that). Instead, it is just a server, so on it's own it's not very usable. What does get cool is when you connect it to front-end applications, so for example some applications could be:</p>
+<p> Ann is different from other social medias and federated social medias. It is not really meant to have a single webpage you go to where you see all your "Ann related content" (though you could build that). Instead, it is just a server, so on it's own it's not very usable. What does get cool is when you connect it to front-end applications, so for example some applications could be:</p>
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<li>A comment section in a <a href="https://geminiprotocol.net/">Gemini</a> browser or for your blog.</li>
<li>A research department could have a private setup where they comment and share papers.</li>