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| One Link To Rule Them All... Posted on 03/19/2002. |
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Via a mailing list post, our friend Adina (where is that website of yours, hmmm?) points us to a coupla Things Worth Reading. Cory Doctorow's extended mash note to Google, How I Learned to Stop Worrying And Love the Panopticon, and a research paper, Self Organization and Identification in Web Communities, which demonstrates the power of The Link, and which has Math and Algorithms, so you know it's all true!
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The site will go back up one of these days. You'll be the first ta know. - asl
Posted by Adina Levin @ 03/19/2002 03:59 PM PST [link to this comment]
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