Comment on Rbutr: a browser extension that finds rebuttals to web pages you're readingComments−tomstuart14yThis reminds me of Intel Research Berkeley's (now-defunct?) Confrontational Computing project, which produced a Firefox extension called Dispute Finder: http://ennals.org/rob/disputefinder.html, http://confront.intel-research.net/Dispute_Finder.html−username314yWe are in contact with Rob Ennals atm, who was the creator of Dispute Finder which aimed to provide a line by line annotation system which provided rebuttals to disputed claims.[1]: http://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/u8q8a/new_tool_to_h...−abecedarius14yOr Ka-Ping Yee's crit.org back in the 90s.
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This reminds me of Intel Research Berkeley's (now-defunct?) Confrontational Computing project, which produced a Firefox extension called Dispute Finder: http://ennals.org/rob/disputefinder.html, http://confront.intel-research.net/Dispute_Finder.html
We are in contact with Rob Ennals atm, who was the creator of Dispute Finder which aimed to provide a line by line annotation system which provided rebuttals to disputed claims.
[1]: http://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/u8q8a/new_tool_to_h...
Or Ka-Ping Yee's crit.org back in the 90s.