Category Archives: online fragmentation

A recipe to the elixer of life

Posted on August 14, 2008 by vanelsas

Read an amusing post this morning by Kevin Kelley. In a post called “Temporary becomes permanent” he muses about how some things end up becoming permanent, even if it wasn’t intended that way: Most permanent things begin as a temporary … Continue reading →

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comment fragmentation and friend spamming, the current web is broken

Posted on July 4, 2008 by vanelsas

A few days ago I received a Tweet from jbussoli that said “@vanelsas forget comment fragmentation. Everyone is moving to post fragmentation with Ping.fm.It’s happening at both ends of the narrative.” He responded to an earlier post of mine in … Continue reading →

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