2.9: Policy Documents
Allow comments on policy documents Other Information:
Policy documents need to be presented in formats which allows for comment and discussion in a granular way. Fragments within
such documents need to be directly addressable. In consultation documents for example, the relationship between the questions
for discussion and the proposals to which those questions refer need to be made explicit. The RDFa [RDFA-PRIMER] based ArgotConsultation
Consultation [UK-ARGOTC] which was developed for the UK government is an example of the type of technology required for publishing
consultation documents in ways that enable engagement. Governments can also enable commenting on official documents by providing
reliable electronic citations, for example as a URL that points to an official or authentic version of the document and make
specific fragments of the document addressable.
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