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Revision as of 06:52, August 30, 2007
Transclusion is the deliberate inclusion of text from another document. As envisioned by hypertext pioneer Ted Nelson, this arrangement allows a direct link to the original source of a quotation. It also allows, for example, a chart of current wheat prices to updated in one place, and the new prices immediately reflected in the transcluded text.
See also
- Hypertext Markup Language - HTML
External links
- [Transclusion: Fixing Electronic Literature] - a Google video