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Let's say I post a text document on my website.

Users can create accounts, log-in, and post annotations to sentences in the text.

Each piece of text can have multiple, unlimited annotations.

It's basically like a forum where people are discussing the meanings of random snippets of text, and one can hover over a piece of text to see the entire discussion thread for that piece of text.

Any ideas on some out-of-the-box or semi-out-of-the-box solution to this?

I am aware of Annotator as probably the best engine for annotation out there. However, it doesn't seem to have a built-in login system.

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  • Why can't you couple Annotator with your own website login system? Meaning, it only loads if the user is logged in. . . Very cool library, favorited.
    – brasofilo
    Oct 26, 2014 at 13:05

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You can use brat:

  • Open source (MIT License)
  • web-based
  • multiple annotations (I don't know whether it is unlimited).
  • login system to edit

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