Hi netbehaviourists I've been working on this project (off and on) over the past few months, in fact it was intended to be part of DIWO2 but I didn't get far enough with it, though I did manage to submit some of the drawings before the deadline:
http://davemiller.org/projects/bonuses/ It's a response to a public debate last October at St Paul's Cathedral, where the question was ethics, and the role morality should play in the marketplace. I felt so strongly about all this I wanted to explore the subject further and add to the debate. There's been lots of news and discussion over the Internet over the past few months, so I've had lots of source material to work with. In its present form, the project is a simple interactive narrative - it's just a series of hyperlinked pages - and fixed paths through the 'story'. Each page consists of random css boxes faded into photos and drawings, which are positioned and sized at random. I've decided to show what I've done so far, as in my mind it's not "finished" - but I just wanted to get it out there and ask for feedback, as I'm unsure where to take it next. How do you think I could improve it? Or make it more powerful? I want to somehow capture and represent public feeling on this. I also want to make people think (and act), and though I think people have probably been saturated with the subject by now, I don't think the UK media (in particular) gives the bigger picture. Any thoughts on how I should take this further? I have been thinking of how to make the interface better - one that encourages more exploration. I could add the facility to upload text and pictures, to enrich each page, but also add new pages (nodes). Anyway, any feedback - however harsh and critical - is very much appreciated Hope to hear from you! thanks, Dave _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
