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yes: blindly aggregate the data, present the trends as they happen, and let the user filter for what they want. it's not a river's responsibility to present a m
by mattdennewitz 17y ago
yes: blindly aggregate the data, present the trends as they happen, and let the user filter for what they want. it's not a river's responsibility to present a miner with a nugget of gold.
- voidfiles 17y agoYou are right I would never ask a river to think, but aggregators aren't rivers they are companys, filled with people. I think it behooves a company to help its customers/consumer organize there data. Help them spot trends, highlight trends, segment data. You aren't forcing a user to look at data in a certain way you are helping them build a better net. So in your analogy, I think we need a 3rd entity a expedition leader, or a guide that helps spot good places in the river to go for gold.