An even more elegant version of a scrollable paginator can be found at
www.designyoutrust.com
The advantage of scrollable paginators is that you're free to move to any
page at any time with a tolerable amount of effort. The Flickr paginator,
for example, introduces quite a bit of complexity when you're on page 47 of
200 and want to skip to page 109 (unless you're clever and use the REST-y
URL :-)

It's worth remembering that pagination is an *arbitrary* chunking mechanism.
It might be more interesting to use facets or filters to chop the result set
into more manageable chunks.

- Fredrik
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