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   by code_department 2y ago

   Some of them don't do this though, which suggests it isn't a defining feature. The only "user input" in many cases is a click, which doesn't need to be collected and marshalled. The definition also includes "co
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   by code_department 2y ago

   You seem to have missed the point of the paper, since your comment here is presenting a definition of hypermedia as an alternative to the given definition of hypermedia controls. Defining hypermedia in general and discussing other aspects o
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   by code_department 2y ago

   "four types of hypermedia controls found in HTML: links (anchors), forms, image tags and iframes" "Examining the hypermedia control mechanic of links, forms, image tags and iframes in HTML, we see the following common functio