The source of information is only circumstantial evidence – useful heuristic at the approach, but useless in the proof.
Ted Nelson’s Xanadu web would have removed the need for everyone to judge read-worthiness by themselves. It would have had incoming links showing all opinions about a link (presumably summarised usefully, presumably not opinions from bots).
The source of information is only circumstantial evidence – useful heuristic at the approach, but useless in the proof.
Ted Nelson’s Xanadu web would have removed the need for everyone to judge read-worthiness by themselves. It would have had incoming links showing all opinions about a link (presumably summarised usefully, presumably not opinions from bots).