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The Problem with Social Networks

Jerry Michalski has a piece in RedHerring about why the explicitness of social networks such as Friendster get in their way. So true. And a theme — the price of explicitness — that’s looming larger and larger in my own thinking about stuff. That and confusing clarity with truth. A

Ambiguity sort of rulz!

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3 Responses to “The Problem with Social Networks”

  1. I…… just…… wonder, between the….. mislped wrdos…… & all dis ambiguity…….. and earthquakes….. and generals acting like democrats….. and movie stars star cluster fucking….. where’s teh happiness? Remember …. it’s about people…. and last I looked…. peeps are explicit. I have a nose, eyes, mouth – pretty explicit. I may go by (or hide behind) my Fakester profile, but…… teh goal of being ambiguos….. gee….. I’m ambivalent about….. um………… it.

  2. My daer fienrd Mrac, I mean, Avast, me matey! Or whatever the Odd Way to Talk is for the day:

    But peeps are (IMO) mainly implicit. What’s explicit about us is so little compared to the vastness of our implictness…

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