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]]> By: Marc’s Voice » Blog Archive » Attaching meta-data or not http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2006/01/taking-theory-into-practice#comment-27625 Marc’s Voice » Blog Archive » Attaching meta-data or not Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:38:24 +0000 http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2006/01/taking-theory-into-practice#comment-27625 [...] Dave Winepoints out in some comments here that what we was really trying to say was: You guys want users to enter metadata, I’m looking for ways to get around tha because I have found that people don’t even spell things right, much less label things. [...] […] Dave Winepoints out in some comments here that what we was really trying to say was: You guys want users to enter metadata, I’m looking for ways to get around tha because I have found that people don’t even spell things right, much less label things. […]

]]> By: Danny http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2006/01/taking-theory-into-practice#comment-27331 Danny Mon, 16 Jan 2006 10:50:20 +0000 http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2006/01/taking-theory-into-practice#comment-27331 Marc, I agree entirely on your main points, it is interesting (and good) that any given problem can (and probably will) be solved in many different ways. Like you say: "This doesn’t make what Dave is doing - wrong". There is an important side-point - that when we're talking about implementing things on the web, to properly get the benefit of the network some attention needs to be paid to working against established standards to enable interop, rather than focussing on application-level interop. Your compatibility-matrix approach can certainly help loads here. Dave, personalised search may not be the best description of the general idea, but I think it does apply in the piece of your blog post I quoted - all you write about on your blog is cars and you want search results to prioritise car-related information. The common factor is your personal interest in cars. re. "You guys want users to enter metadata" - explicit metadata is certainly useful, but if you read my post you'll see that categorization/tagging/labelling is only one aspect mentioned. I agree totally that it's good to reduce the amount of user effort required to derive associations between resources. Marc, I agree entirely on your main points, it is interesting (and good) that any given problem can (and probably will) be solved in many different ways. Like you say: “This doesn’t make what Dave is doing - wrong”. There is an important side-point - that when we’re talking about implementing things on the web, to properly get the benefit of the network some attention needs to be paid to working against established standards to enable interop, rather than focussing on application-level interop. Your compatibility-matrix approach can certainly help loads here.

Dave, personalised search may not be the best description of the general idea, but I think it does apply in the piece of your blog post I quoted - all you write about on your blog is cars and you want search results to prioritise car-related information. The common factor is your personal interest in cars.

re. “You guys want users to enter metadata” - explicit metadata is certainly useful, but if you read my post you’ll see that categorization/tagging/labelling is only one aspect mentioned. I agree totally that it’s good to reduce the amount of user effort required to derive associations between resources.

]]> By: Dave Winer http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2006/01/taking-theory-into-practice#comment-27324 Dave Winer Mon, 16 Jan 2006 06:46:44 +0000 http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2006/01/taking-theory-into-practice#comment-27324 Uhh, Marc, my idea wasn't personalized search. Problem with this medium is no one reads what the other guy says before they go off and "riff" on it. You guys want users to enter metadata, I'm looking for ways to get around taht, because I have found that people don'te ven spell things right, much less label things. Aren't you the guy who never categorizes his posts? ;-> Sorry. I know your heart is filled with love, but if youd on't erad the posts what is it you love so much? Uhh, Marc, my idea wasn’t personalized search.

Problem with this medium is no one reads what the other guy says before they go off and “riff” on it.

You guys want users to enter metadata, I’m looking for ways to get around taht, because I have found that people don’te ven spell things right, much less label things.

Aren’t you the guy who never categorizes his posts? ;->

Sorry.

I know your heart is filled with love, but if youd on’t erad the posts what is it you love so much?

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