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* Bullard, Claude L (Len) <len.bullard@intergraph.com> [2005-08-23 15:34]:
> One other thought: suppose that rather than providing Google with
> original content, the index was locally generated and submitted in
> a standard format. Wouldn't that be something like a locally
> generated topic map that is published as the sole interface to the
> content? Is that your idea, Alan? As long as the code is
> inspectable (no compiled components), this is palatable.
Sorry, fading in and out today. Programming, for one. A lot of
new information, to try to absorb for another.
Topic maps? You mean these?
http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/index.html
In essence, most blogs have a search box, so most blogs already
have a search engine of some kind on board.
I'd like to provide a REST interface that generates results in
XML, so that a blog can be searched via scripting.
I'd like to create a REST interface that would allow a script,
or a user interface, to create a comment regarding relevance,
and have the blog store that comment.
Gaming is countered by only permitting scripts or persons to
comment, if they also have a blog, and that blog is listed as a
trusted blog, somewhere.
A lot of voting. A lot of consenus. No single authority.
> That would at least make some of my objections go away by ensuring
> that whatever Google sees, I grant permission for that. Again, I
> would want to be my own ISP and so will anyone else as things
> evolve. This would push the power back to the author/owners
> rather than continuing toward a web where a few bigCo/govs can
> decide what anything is worth and what is right.
Yes.
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Alan Gutierrez - alan@engrm.com
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