- From: Darrell Prince` <prince.darrell@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 14:31:38 -0400
- To: "public-fedsocweb@w3.org" <public-fedsocweb@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CAP761Q++Rb3mkAsQt7QUEHB7bF8g=yQrkbPNO7Eeu9haHn=XxA@mail.gmail.com>
Two sections to this, one is more functional and the second is more my take on some of these things. 1. I am enjoying the conversation on here very much, and appreciate the chance to learn from people who think about this and know a lot about it. Most of you are deeper tech than me, being at this point a gifted business side analyst and marketing guy. I think we need to focus on a set of documents and steps. A competitive analysis of several of the top current sites, and probably some of the lesser known ones What slots, or functionalities are needed to be represented. A set of must haves, and nice to haves. Comments and finally voting on each. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have thought about this a lot though, how to conquer facebook, and to develop a next generational web. To be honest with you I feel I have a rubric for a multitouch marketing campaign to over come network effects, by a concentrated attack with flash and substance, leading back. The campaign itself, will provide a vigorous use case for improving the system itself. The reason I am interested in this is less the idea of being on the next social media than two things, one, control of my individual data, and 2. free access to aggregate data. I know this might be a sticking point, but I think there is a real chance to produce the kinds of insights about humanity as whole that we have never seen before. Not only social; so we can see how hypocritical some social norms are, but also medical- the cures of many diseases lies behind a centralized medical record system, which could be part of a singular id. I think if geographical records of access is kept, we can make such as system secure. I worry less about the ability of a just government to find out what happened, but if there is aggregate data out there about me I want to know about it. If this just government accesses my records, I want to know about it. The opportunity is there, right now, people are awake, and upset about privacy concerns, the whole country left and right, and Facebooks popularity has been falling off anyway. I also think any system of data storage should be kept by a simple contextual measures origin, time and space, for people, places, things, and organizations. Thanks for listening, and appreciate any questions.. as this is shorter than I want it to be, as I am time constrainted. Darrell
Received on Friday, 14 June 2013 18:32:05 UTC