Annotations:

Similarly, by annotating the decision path and establishing the
context of the choices made in the process, each management task
can become, in effect, a case study which can contribute to
subsequent decision processes.  The ability to annotate the idea
nodes in the knowledge base allows the system user to record the
idiosyncrasies of the decision environment.  Along with the
obvious differentials embodied in the physical nature of a site,
the effect of climate on materials, the availability of skilled
craftsmen or experienced preservation contractors, and available
project funding, annotations can accommodate an expression of
cultural values as a reflection of decision idiosyncrasies.  The
significance of such user input is that it can record and
celebrate individual distinction even as a shared knowledge base
enhances information integration.  This user enacted annotation
is essential to the continuing growth of the knowledge base as an
effective reference resource.

<efile17>   Path Marking
<efile19>   Connectedness and Collaboration