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...se the archive is exposed on the Web, it is public. Bear this in mind when you post to the list. ...abit-5/ '''Seek first to understand, and then to be understood''']. (Thank you, Stephen Covey. Note that all of what Covey covers in his [http://en.wikipe

...oly Grail of search is a one or two word search. Infoseek would watch what people would click on after a search. Tweeked searches partially based on clicks ...is that the keyword is your search. We know that your keywords evolve as you refine your search.

...ut an interesting experiment -- use links, tags, and a microformat to help people buy a "commodity" IT product, the 1U or 2U rack-mount Linux server.'' ...man-readable in a browser and (2) you can add free-form commentary on what you like or don't like in a server.''

Where we have been - you use the SD card to upload your data to the web site. # Make it an open application platform - let other people write apps on it.

Protocols (how are you going to take the data and move it?) 80/20 rule works against the interest of people (ref: healthcare) -- 20% spend all the money.

Stuart says that we have all these ways to contact people Relationships provide context regarding “Who are you?”

Payer is struggling with bad disease management because too many people are ending up in the ER which is the most expensive way to do disease manag So the providers and payers want to incent people to take care of themselves so they don’t end up in the critical phase.

You could argue that Google, for instance, is very user driven… on a first Question - what do you see as the value of adding all these criteria over the relatively random st

Doc says that there are a few people who get it the first time out. And now we (this group) needs to get out the We’ve been watching the best people rising and the people who really get it doing some cool stuff.

** How does behavior change when people are ignorant vs. once they understand * People's willingness to give data with control vs. without control

...tree, you are shuffled around, often to places you don't want, talking to people who can't help. ...you know you need a call-in line but you don't really want to help people, you will have one of these maze-intentional phone tree systems.

...ney/perfi/credit/2006-12-15-card-fees-usat_x.htm Credit card fees can suck you in — Consumers pay high price for increasingly complex policies], in U ...suers offer low initial interest rates these days. But once they've pulled you in, they often replace "fixed" rates with floating rates — which can r

...anyone who opens the app. So, the whole app is either locked or open. So, you need the phone to access it. The data gets backed up to iTunes... using st ...ore and more important issue. Especially, vis-a-vis knee jerk reactions by people to the data exposure.

If people want to get involved, how do they do so? Would like to get ad-agency quality image people involved for RelButton, etc., and improve the overall "cool looking" and "b

One of our tasks is educating people around the core issues of personal information empowerment. We have to say The VRM Mydex process puts you in control, you can choose who you do business with. It can invoke independent assertions. Work with added va

I'm a bit surprised you didn't include references to the work already done by folks in this communi Finally, if you use the lexicon that Doc, Iain, Kaliya, Craig, and I developed after the la

...a vendor requesting "an address" may be really asking "how do I deliver to you?", which is really discovery of the delivery service. ...to all of your vendors to manage their permissions. Note that the Liberty People Service is exactly that: an interface for managing permissions at the indiv

...ve an agenda item for the call? Please send it to the group (or to me, if you're feeling shy). (please update with last names & IM if you'd like a backchannel during the call...)

...ers theirs. They agree or they don’t, and you work out the differences, if you can.</blockquote> ...at is private and what’s not, and about how and why we trust certain other people and institutions with private information about us. How we relate to our me

...m SuperNova conference]. Good news is that it will likely attract some new people. We probably won't have to do much--the beauty of the unconference/Open Spa ...cess and limiting data mining. Control over how much of your identity that you give out.