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Yes, there should be a more convenient
way to read through all responses.
Sibling links (both forward and
backward) would help, but one also
wants to go deeper or skip back
to higher levels. It would be
nice to have one way to
traverse all responses no matter
what level they are on. But reading
responses in that order would tend
to jump around alot getting you
confused about the context of
each response. This is why
the "star" configuration of
responses in a single chain
makes some sense. More on that
another time...
I believe browsers
should be made smarter about
public and group annotations
of documents, once a standard
for them comes out. For one thing,
it will soon be very important
for readers to be able to see
just the new annotations. What's
new for one reader is not new for
another, so the server cannot
do a great job of threading the
responses without alot of work.
I'd also like to see browsers
that can open a page for a link
but always on another page. This
would let you click on response
links in the tree at the level
you are interested and see the
response text in another window,
the same other window each time.
This would avoid filling up your
window history with the whole
thread of all responses you have read.
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Threading through the responses 
