On 12 Apr 2006, at 17:17, Charles Iliya Krempeaux wrote:
>>> So what's the solution that will satisfy both groups?
>
>> Ask the creator of the video/blog what they would prefer?
>
> I don't think that this can be a long term solution. The reason is
> that it doesn't scale.
I appreciate what you're saying, Charles but...
> Imagine that you, as a vlogger, start getting 1000's of requests
> per day. How could you possibly keep up with that? (Especially if
> you aren't making a profit off of it?)
...if you're getting thousands of requests per day and you're *not*
making money, then why not? ;)
> To make it scale, it needs to be automated.
And to automate, we have to hand over some of our decision-making
abilities to software. Of course, the problem with that (currently)
is the stupidity of software when it comes to context. Only humans
can properly decide context, and only a question to one will elicit
an answer that you can guarantee fits their wishes. We're kind of
entering Turing-test territory - somewhere that no doubt the CC folks
have gone and an issue they have pondered long and hard.
To illustrate, moments later you wrote in reply to Heath:
On 12 Apr 2006, at 17:21, Charles Iliya Krempeaux wrote:
>> PS this has nothing to do with the thread but has anyone else noticed
>> the "ads" at the bottom of the main page..........they are ads to
>> kill "fire ants" and such........I personally think that is funny as
>> heck........
>
> Yeah, they are pretty funny.
>
> (Most advertising techology today is NOT good at "semantic
> analysis". I could go on about the subject... the math, the
> theory, the research... but I'll keep it to myself because I doubt
> anyone here would even be interested in the subject.)
QED :)
Christian
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