claus - 12:56 pm on Apr 21, 2005 (gmt 0)  Wow, there's so much
to comment on in this thread that i'll have to do it telegram
style in order to get some work done today ;)  Privacy: That's
the price you pay for a free service, sort of. You give some and
get some. Your whereabouts are hard currency. That said, in my
experience the behaviour of any one individual person is not
really interesting at all, it's the aggregate figures that are
useful.  Memex: That article is a true classic! Lots of food for
thought and inspiration in that one. Must re-read it again soon.
But: The memex device isn't really important, it's the personal
"view" that is, which brings me to:  All the other sites: I
visit many sites, so a truely universally usable memex thingy
would be "neutral" in that it would integrate content from many
independent (even competing) sources. Like desktop search does
with web, email, docs, but more pervasive than that. Like the
visions from the Hailstorm / MS passport thingy, essentially -
only turned 180