Stop the press. Microformats make it to InformationWeek, with a mention of hListing. Exciting times! (Thanks John)
Unintended consequences. LinkedIn, the social network I love to ignore, just added a new feature. You can send questions to your network of contacts. I received a couple of questions, both rethorical questions on non-interesting topics, with … you guessed it: a link to a product or announcement. I really, really need more spam in my inbox.
Apology accepted. Dylan F. Tweney has an interesting prediction for 2007, about the lack of quality from companies that have too many products with too many features: “At least one of these companies will apologize in 2007 for having made a serious product design mistake.”
Global warming. No doubt about it. Fix at the source. (Thanks Sterling).
Productivity from limits. Less choice -> more reuse -> higher productivity. Karsten Wagner has an interesting take on productivity.
Chipping the web – blue bird — Chip’s Quips