Today’s Web Laureate Insight to Thursday’s poem…
together
equals crowdsourced harmony helping me make decisions more easily
stuck
and what better way than to create that togethered crowd than the one where the chatter’s most loud, a crowdsourced twitter decision machine — wonderfully simple tool for when you are stuck in between
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Today’s Web Laureate Classic Insight into last Friday’s poem…
up
the thumbs of likes and dislikes central to the stumbleupon experience allow one to trip around the internet, the feeling captured within this work, and too evoked in the real world by the travails of stumbleupon
down
for some time stumbleupon appeared to me a ship without a port, aimlessly, listlessly, floating around … made all the more worse and evident when their purchaser, ebay, in 2008, sought, after years of neglect, to get rid of it
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Today’s Web Laureate Insight to Tuesday’s poem…
Let
can you let go? let go of your money to the inherent wisdom of the self-selected crowd? can the crowd really be wise, or just act as a way to make savings less
Go
or will you simply be reduced to a nattering pudgy boo of goo curled up in the corner, stressed from loss of control, bills, too, by this uniquely crowdsourced mutual fund
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Today’s Web Laureate Classic Insight into last Friday’s poem…
Apple: Pushing around MobileMe
here
at this time it is fun to recall when it was that people yearned to be pushed about and to — mostly through, at the time, the impending data push service, mobileme
now
when people ask "did you just hang up on me" wondering or whether it’s at&t or the iphone, itself, people, at least some may so proclaim, that the once sought pushing has been quite enough, and even more may be seeking the pushing around of poor old mobile me …. to stop
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Today’s Web Laureate Insight to Tuesday’s poem…
tragic
a most tragic recollection of events brought to slow, but focused point; pointedly stopped and derailed were these creative forming inspirations, when to enter them into my app on the cloud that could not be reached caused failure while sat, sadly inspired on the beach
less
lest you thought this was all downer, you would be right if not perhaps to the left. right on down on the left side, starting the first words of each row, you will find a message that lead to me deep dark woe — yet now, as i retell the mystery to you, i feel my better than i did previously do. the words on the left, excluding the bold, from the top to the bottom capture the words unsaid but clearly felt…. "no bandwidth for you"
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Today’s Web Laureate Classic Insight into last Friday’s poem…
historically
interestingly the link that inspired it all has been deleted and removed from all existence, no witty quote from jason, nor insight into the impending demise of the internet that was to be
sound
leaving us just one panging question, as has gone the immaculate source of my inspiration, so to has gone the depression of the web?
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Today’s Web Laureate Insight to Tuesday’s poem…
Giggle
finding humor in controversy seems to be something that this website does enjoy, attacking the Associated Press (alpha peeps) for that which they-AP has attacked others
Grin
they of 3 parts, the products, the woot managers, and woot itself
and a promising note it is that after their new acquisition by Amazon they may yet persist in their humorful, consumery, friendiferous ways
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Today’s Web Laureate Classic Insight into last Friday’s poem…
YouTube & Viacom: Time wasted, Not forgotten
long ago
poem of long ago, a classic one might say. revisiting what was hot back then now appears to be hot again today. a look at all ones experiences being tracked on youtube, being demanded by viacom — some activities of which I am less proud or desirous, more embarassness to share
ago again
had fun with the placement of words, from "…you. Tube" to "…via. Come" to 2 main players in this still ongoing saga
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Today’s Web Laureate Insight to Wednesday’s poem…
back
if what was for another tab still sent to me — considering the harshness of requesting one to pay to receive ads… but more clear wording was in need than these words preceded … that i originally created but did not feel appropriately expressed the proper sentiment to but to a lesser degree
tab
wrote this while I waited for the commercials to end, the endless commercials, growing number of commercials that continue to… grow at hulu, as i briefly considered their ‘plus’ service, until i realized that of the benefits it promised the free flowing of uninterrupted content was not among them
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Today’s Web Laureate Classic Insight into last Friday’s poem…
Zigtag: In Need of Tagging Assistant
@End
sometimes it is hard to find just the right words to describe something you poured so march hart into; summarizing with but one or two or few tags
many tools are out there, and one so inspired this work; from its naming reminding me of zig-zag, shaping the structure of it
Within@
as much semantic analysis does in analyzing a document to pull out the core meaning, the core tags, so too does this work have such intentially hidden meaning — with the last letter of each line combines to spell: semantic tagging
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