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]]> By: Jack Vinson http://www.teach42.com/2005/02/09/anti-social-software/#comment-138 Jack Vinson Fri, 18 Feb 2005 22:39:43 +0000 http://www.teach42.com/2005/02/05/anti-social-software/#comment-138 Interesting. I've seen danah boyd talk about using one of the music / social software things where her tags interact strangely with the tags people use. Mostly because she has a massive catalog and rather obsessively tagged her music to divide it into reasonable chunks. I've been using eMusic for a while, and it has a user-recommendation system, but it isn't nearly as well-developed as Amazon. They do offer recommendations based on what I've already downloaded, but the recommendation engine is completely opaque to the users. I'd love to be able to tweak it or to tell it to ignore / emphasize certain music I've picked. Jack Interesting. I’ve seen danah boyd talk about using one of the music / social software things where her tags interact strangely with the tags people use. Mostly because she has a massive catalog and rather obsessively tagged her music to divide it into reasonable chunks.

I’ve been using eMusic for a while, and it has a user-recommendation system, but it isn’t nearly as well-developed as Amazon. They do offer recommendations based on what I’ve already downloaded, but the recommendation engine is completely opaque to the users. I’d love to be able to tweak it or to tell it to ignore / emphasize certain music I’ve picked.

Jack

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