Project Xanadu - Revision history

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Dan Tobias: /* Links */

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Dan Tobias at 00:04, 25 March 2014

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 * [http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/3.06/xanadu_pr.html ''Wired'' article]
 * [https://archive.org/details/Literary.Machines.1987 ''Literary Machines'' by Ted Nelson (Internet Archive)]
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 For a time in the 1980s, the Xanadu project was funded by Autodesk, but this did not last.
 == Versions ==
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 * Xanadu Gold (1992)
 * XandaduSpace (2008)
-* Xanadu Purple (in progress as of 2012)
+* Xanadu Purple (2012)
 == Data structures ==

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 For a long time, most of the underlying data structure details of Xanadu were proprietary, although some aspects of the structures were discussed by Nelson in his published writings. However, in 1998, the source code to the then-current implementation was released.
 == Versions ==
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 {{FormatInfo
 |formattype=electronic
-|subcat=HyperMedia
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 |released=Conceived 1960; no actual full release yet.
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 '''Project Xanadu''' is Ted Nelson's project to create a hypermedia environment meeting his visionary specifications, which he first conceived in 1960 and has been attempting ever since to implement. Various partially-completed prototype versions have been implemented over the years using a variety of technologies. Xanadu was discussed in Nelson's 1974 book ''Computer Lib''. A 1995 ''Wired'' article about the project is regarded by Nelson as an offensive hatchet job.
-Xanadu anticipated a globally-interlinked hypertext environment long before the World Wide Web, and its concepts of bi-directional links, document transclusion, and micropayments of royalties on copyrighted material are more sophisticated in some ways than anything implemented on the Web so far.
+Xanadu anticipated a globally-interlinked hypertext environment long before the [[Web|World Wide Web]], and its concepts of bi-directional links, document transclusion, and micropayments of royalties on copyrighted material are more sophisticated in some ways than anything implemented on the Web so far.
 For a long time, most of the underlying data structure details of Xanadu were proprietary, although some aspects of the structures were discussed by Nelson in his published writings. However, in 1998, the source code to the then-current implementation was released.

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 * [[Enfilade]]
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 == Links ==

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	* [[Wikipedia:Project Xanadu\|Wikipedia article]]		* [[Wikipedia:Project Xanadu\|Wikipedia article]]
	* [http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/3.06/xanadu_pr.html ''Wired'' article]		* [http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/3.06/xanadu_pr.html ''Wired'' article]
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