For those of you who recall my earlier entry discussing the Philips Design probe discussion (reLink), consider this a follow-on post. I took the time to sit in on the Philips meeting and while I crashed out (twice) and lost … Continue reading →

This started off as a comment to something BusinessWeek’s Stephen Baker posted on Blogspotting (Link) regarding Wikipedia; about how it relates to the words beginning and, I assume, the ideas behind “We the People…“. I’m not sure why I started … Continue reading →

For anyone still relatively unaware of some of the practical, behavioral issues surrounding virtual world activity, there’s an article on C|Net by regular vr writer Daniel Terdiman which you might wish to read. Titled “Who governs virtual worlds?” (Link), it … Continue reading →

I just posted this on the Second Life forum (thread – Link). I think the idea might be worth pursuing. Here it is without the difficult-to-read “quote” format: — Last week I posted something on Blogspotting (Link) that’s been extended … Continue reading →

This was right in front of my eyes. I was looking at all the pieces. – The development and convergence of real and virtual reputation systems (and the importance of each). – The increasingly thin barrier between the real and … Continue reading →