dmv wrote:
Difference between Memestreams and Memeorandum, apparently, is that the small pool for Memeorandum is A-list; Memestreams has lower profile technologists.

Memeorandum is an aggregator of A-list feeds. Its really not that special, in that there is a human there deciding whats worth tracking.

This attention stuff is interesting, but the format seems like its going to get LARGE. They are designing a system for sharing reputation data before they have figured out how to use it (and, therefore, what data is actually useful).

I need to spend time thinking about this...

RE: Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: The editor and the crowd