| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - I think notes and marks (and bookmark, etc) in books are mostly useful as pointers into your existing mental representation of the text, and sort of as a way of physically representing the act of reading -- e.g., it is easier to ensure you fully read the text instead of zoning out and skimming bits, if you are actively involved with it. [The same is true of keeping external notes, but he is even
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