rogerd
msg:3316347 | 12:24 am on Apr 20, 2007 (gmt 0) |
That should be really interesting. If it works like Digg, and if it gets visibility at MySpace, traffic could dwarf Digg and perhaps even Slashdot. One complaint I have about Digg is that the categories are kind of awkward. MySpace would bring less of a techie perspective, I assume, and might have better organization.
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Clark
msg:3316355 | 12:49 am on Apr 20, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Digg better watch out. Today I found two important stories I didn't find on Digg. 1. Jessica Alba Flashes her ass.
2. Sex dolls for dogs. (to stop them from humping your leg) Thumbs UP!
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foxtunes
msg:3317337 | 11:47 pm on Apr 20, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I'm going to re-package and submit the "Freddy Starr ate my hamster" story of the mid eighties. It will go down a treat with the Myspace crowd.
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jtara
msg:3317870 | 9:04 pm on Apr 21, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Wow, this is turning out to be a HUGE success! As of today, the "top news" stories all have 2-3 votes. The very top news story is a user-submitted video of somebody sailing a 1040 Schedule C made into a paper airplane. MySpace's users certainly are the most qualified to sort news stories!
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timchuma
msg:3318553 | 1:52 am on Apr 23, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I would have thought it would be a popular for people to track media mentions of Myspace. There was unfortunately a double suicide by two Myspace users in Australia where the media has already mentioned their last messages posted to Myspace.
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rogerd
msg:3318950 | 3:40 pm on Apr 23, 2007 (gmt 0) |
>>The very top news story is a user-submitted video of somebody sailing a 1040 Schedule C made into a paper airplane. ROFL. A slow start indeed. It could be they are waiting to get any kinks out of the system before they start promoting the heck out of it, giving it more visibility, etc.
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crates
msg:3327233 | 10:43 am on May 1, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Enough with the news aggregation already. It's been done to death! Where are the people using link grammar and natural language processing to develop the artificial intelligence necessary for the production of a truly Semantic Web? Am I the only person alive working on this crap? Because I occasionally get the feeling that I am. No, I know... that's just wishful thinking.
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