Re: http-range-14 and other painful questions...

Hello Henry,

todays Web is people, not math. More and more people using it at dwindling
cost. The result is something like the Wild West. Maybe game theory could
be useful - but more likely social sciences. 

Related: https://brunni.de/digital_failed_states.html

cu,
brunni

P.S.: Bots have gotten *really* aggressive recently. The future Web might
not be machine readable at all (except for Google of course).

On Tue, Dec 18, 2018 at 01:30:30PM +0100, Henry Story wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> 	I am writing a thesis with the hope of going beyond
> Roy Fielding's famous thesis by developing a mathematical
> theory of the web based on category theory, game theory
> and modal logic that would allow me to answer a number
> of outstanding questions such as http-range-14. [1]
> 
> Are there other issues of the sort that I could use
> as examples to show the usefulness of such a theory?
> 
> Henry 
> 
> [1] Nick Gibbins told me in the review that he had proposed
> a review of the http-range-14 question. Anyone know where
> that is?

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