Comments about 4Rs

==Comments uploaded from Mark Rauterkus==
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===Chick Agnew said (via phone on Oct 28, 2008)===
If you can build a RSS feed that gives the user only what he or she is looking for, then you'll make a million dollars. No, a billion dollars. 
* He had the need to do an extensive Google search on a person recently and was finding all sorts of pages that were not about his intended target. Little league game mentions of kids in other states, etc.
===Richard King, Ph.D. (via email on Oct 29, 2008)===
Jeezus Peezus Mark! This could be big. Very interesting. 
I'm not sure that any information in this universe is neutral... we use information to get things done... argument could be made that all info is perspective laden or its thought to be useless... just one of my many odd, but deeply held ponderings.''
===Kevin Makice (via email on Oct 30, 2008)===
The only feedback I can really give at this point is very high level. As I mentioned earlier, I think there is a value and a need in a service-oriented business that deals with information flow to and from wikis. I also understand that higher purpose of some of the community-based initiatives talked about on the wiki page. I don't know enough about the grant provider, competitive landscape, or even the existing technical feasibility of the project to comment on the details, however. There just isn't enough time to contribute in the way I might want to.
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