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September 13, 2007
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Nicholas Carr has an excellent response to this:
http://www.roughtype.com/archives/2007/09/a_very_silly_re.php
WOW: Hot tips, both of you! Very witty, that Nick.
I have a domain ( http://browse.name ) that I set up in framesets one afternoon a couple years ago. I've been meaning to get back to doing something more substantial with it -- but honestly: whenever I go back to it (every now and then) I find that even though it might be sub-par, it's still better than say about 99% of the content out there (perhaps even 99.99% -- if you're unit of "content" is the "plain & dirty" bit [like some esteemed information economist argues]).
I guess that means that -- at least potentially -- anyone on Earth (well, OK: anyone on Earth who can access the Internet) can use that content (which I do admit is still pretty sh*tty) to navigate around the Internet. So perhaps this one domain can be see as a key to the entire Internet, the Internet economy and -- since it is possible to send faxes via Internet nowadays -- ever the entire global economy! All in one domain!! How's that for "bang for your buck"?!?
;D nmw
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