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archiving Information in Hypertext
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Campbell, B., Goodman, J.M., "HAM: A general purpose hypertext abstract machine", Communications of the ACM, 31, 7, pp. 856-861, July 1988. Google
abstract ;;Quote: HAM can be used to implement features of Guide, Intermedia, and NoteCards
856 ;;Quote: HAM is a general-purpose, transaction-based, multi-user server for Hypertext; used for Neptune
856 ;;Quote: in HAM a Hypertext is a graph with subgraph contexts; consists of nodes, links, and attributes
856 ;;Quote: whenever an archived node in HAM is updated, a new version is created
857 ;;Quote: HAM can maintain a version history for an object that gets updated on each modification
857 ;;Quote: HAM filters return only objects that satisfy predicates
857 ;;Quote: any object in a HAM database can have an access control list with access, annotate, update or destroy permissions
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