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Wiki with a twist

I'm in search of a wiki with an unorthodox interface.

Instead of editing the page in a traditional sense, I would like a
user to highlight text and write notes. Then the highlighted text
would become a link. By hovering over (or clicking on) the link, the
notes would appear (or popup). These notes could be edited in
traditional wiki fashion, but I want to keep the main page
locked...as a jumping off point.

Can anyone think of any software I could use to achieve this behavior?

May 23 '07 #1
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