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*integrity of the book VS its disgregation > track the evolution in a timeline / Epub (zipped Vs unzipped),
*networks of books (and other media) / disgregation of the book in the ecosystem of information > 'augmented epub' 
*annotation in the broadest sense(texts, notes, other media, metadata...) > push and edit contents, in an augmented epub
*collaboration > social network / allow to merge forks
*subjectivity VS objectivity > forks and timeline
*allow piracy (as changing the text) > forks and timeline

How it can be a shadow library on a Git platform?<br>

Using the 'augment Epub', a Git platform would allow working on the unzipped Epub.<br>
In this way, users could:
*push and edit contents into the 'augmented Epub' (adding folders and other contents).
*create different versions through forks.
*merge forks to gather more content
*track the evolution of a text in its disgregation, from a starting point. 
*maintain the unity of the book while allowing to expand its content (in an augmented Epub). World of reference created from a starting point and from the point of view of a book. Networked book?
*change the actual content of the book (its main text), without losing the historical starting point, the original text.
*download the epub zipped to visualize it as unitarian