Changed the reference to dokie.li

iherman · iherman · commit cc4df2bf061d · 2017-02-01T17:49:28.000+01:00
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@@ -520,7 +520,7 @@ <h3>Annotations Embedded as RDFa</h3>
 
             <h4>Example</h4>
 
-			<p>This example is a significantly simplified version of a more complex application, that uses an RDFa encoding of annotations within the framework for scholarly article authoring and annotation (see <a href="https://github.com/linkeddata/dokieli"> for further details</a>). The example shows one of the advantages of RDFa: the “Communities have various…” text, while readable when the corresponding HTML page is displayed, automatically provides the textual body of the annotation. However, the relative complexity of mixing complex RDFa structures with HTML makes it more suitable for automatic code generation (e.g., through authoring systems) rather than manual editing.</p>
+			<p>This example is a significantly simplified version of a more complex application, that uses an RDFa encoding of annotations within the framework for scholarly article authoring and annotation (see <a href="https://dokie.li"> for further details</a>). The example shows one of the advantages of RDFa: the “Communities have various…” text, while readable when the corresponding HTML page is displayed, automatically provides the textual body of the annotation. However, the relative complexity of mixing complex RDFa structures with HTML makes it more suitable for automatic code generation (e.g., through authoring systems) rather than manual editing.</p>
 
             <pre class="example" title="Simplified dokieli example">&lt;article resource="" typeof="oa:Annotation"&gt;
   &lt;h1 property="schema:name"&gt;Sarven Capadisli &lt;span property="oa:motivatedBy"

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             <h4>Exampleh4>
 -			<p>This example is a significantly simplified version of a more complex application, that uses an RDFa encoding of annotations within the framework for scholarly article authoring and annotation (see <a href="https://github.com/linkeddata/dokieli"> for further detailsa>). The example shows one of the advantages of RDFa: the “Communities have various…” text, while readable when the corresponding HTML page is displayed, automatically provides the textual body of the annotation. However, the relative complexity of mixing complex RDFa structures with HTML makes it more suitable for automatic code generation (e.g., through authoring systems) rather than manual editing.p>
 +			<p>This example is a significantly simplified version of a more complex application, that uses an RDFa encoding of annotations within the framework for scholarly article authoring and annotation (see <a href="https://dokie.li"> for further detailsa>). The example shows one of the advantages of RDFa: the “Communities have various…” text, while readable when the corresponding HTML page is displayed, automatically provides the textual body of the annotation. However, the relative complexity of mixing complex RDFa structures with HTML makes it more suitable for automatic code generation (e.g., through authoring systems) rather than manual editing.p>
             <pre class="example" title="Simplified dokieli example"><article resource="" typeof="oa:Annotation">
   <h1 property="schema:name">Sarven Capadisli <span property="oa:motivatedBy"