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Commemorating one month of 'possibly noteworthy'
by possibly noteworthy at 10:18 pm EDT, Apr 20, 2006

This memestream is one month old now, and more than 660 posts long. Here's a selection of the items that other people picked up or commented on. (I'd like a filter for this built into the site ...)

The General's Revolt
Playing science's genetic lottery | CNET News.com
Life in the Green Lane
The Desert One Debacle
The Case for Evolution, in Real Life
Condi and Rummy, by Tom Friedman
Bush Explains Why Fukuyama Is Wrong
Massachusetts Sets Health Plan for Nearly All
Chax 1.4 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker
A Pandemic of Fear
YouTube - danah on O'Reilly Factor
Promises to Keep: Technology, Law, and the Future of Entertainment
News Corp. (hearts) MySpace | FORTUNE
The Playboy Legacy | OpinionJournal - Taste
As Scams Go, This Is a Gem
A Better Idea, By Francis Fukuyama and Adam Garfinkle
Porn star's wine passion gets plaudits
The War Among the Conservatives
Terrorist 007, Exposed
Stephen Roach (from Beijing) | Morgan Stanley
Friendster lost steam. Is MySpace just a fad?
The Girls Next Door
Google Finance
A Hunt for Genes That Betrayed a Desert People
Justices Reach Out to Consider Patent Case

Do you think a 4% re-recommendation rate is acceptable? That seems pretty low to me.

Are people getting anything out of the posts that they see but choose not to personally recommend?


 
RE: Commemorating one month of 'possibly noteworthy'
by Rattle at 10:54 pm EDT, Apr 20, 2006

Do you think a 4% re-recommendation rate is acceptable? That seems pretty low to me.

Are people getting anything out of the posts that they see but choose not to personally recommend?

The system tracks clickthrough and uses it in agent rankings, but not in any of the publicly displayable stats. I'm sure your clickthrough rate is higher then your recommend rate.

Habits differ from user to user, but I usually only wind up recommend things I comment on somehow. One of the features I want in the system is a "slient" channel for recommendations that you don't want to draw full attention to, but to signal that they were (erg) noteworthy. I envision this working by only displaying a line for the headline and the various function links on one's memestream rather than a full title/text display.

You do recommend a shitload of stuff. I do read a fair amount of it.


 
 
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