not just metadata, but "attention metadata". as i understand it, its the idea to go beyond words; to look and analyze any interaction that any person ever had with a text. the "any" comes form erik duval, who is doing a workshop on this.

Facilitating the usage of contextualized attention metadata is a cross-disciplinary research topic that combines research results and challenges from communities including databases, information retrieval, knowledge representation, knowledge management, user modeling, recommender systems, learning technologies, etc. | contextualized attention metadata

but to listen to the talk of daniel and to see their work at tv2dk was nice. it seems one of the rare design teams that still have fun while working for tv. his talk at typo was about team building and the simple fact, that it is important to realize the difference between a team and a group ...

it's a small world, indeed, when i get the link lynfabrikken.dk and end up at das moebel in vienna ...

it seems some databases are not functional if you don't feed them with a title. the mathematical association of america calls me professor. well, thanks, that's nice, but - just for the record: i never said this. i also never tried to proof that ∣OP∣∙∣OQ∣ = a² - b² and sadly so, i guess i will never try.

... as i still have problems with hex and unicode. since when - and where - are the developers of browsers on vacation?