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I think it's more akin to clustering. There might be an HN annotation service that lawers would rarely use and vice versa.
by smarx007 10y ago
I think it's more akin to clustering. There might be an HN annotation service that lawers would rarely use and vice versa.
- PeterisP 10y agoI don't really feel so - as long as there's overlap in reputation, the network effects would favour "HN annotation service" and "lawyer annotation service" to be done by the same provider, simply different people would annotate different websites simply they each visit a different subset of them. Kind of like the Stackexchange network of sites - many different communities, but with significant overlap as many users are active in multiple domains.