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Actually, what I said on the call may not be usable for this. My idea was/is that the various selector mechanims in the Annotation Model (see the current selector model, although that model will become richer in the next release) should be expressable as fragment identifiers. But that would not include the context mechanism you are talking about...
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There is a long discussion in the Annotation Working Group: w3c/web-annotation#110
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There is an initial version of the relevant draft: “Selectors and States”
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