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Filtering: Seven Principles
in an era of media overabundance people are searching for a way to distill the overabundance, and it tends to be through voices that they trust. So yeah, there's filtering, but that can also happen through systems. I don't think it's any one group of people, whether that's critics or people just relying on their networks or just on their own intuit... See more
Refraction • Curatorial Governance: An Interview with Tony Lashley
Every network, if it starts with a focused atomic network, has a concept like “netiquette.” There’s a shared context in the early years of what you should and shouldn’t do within a network—a culture. But eventually that becomes susceptible to a collapse in context, which is a subtle and unique problem to networked products.
Andrew Chen • The Cold Start Problem: How to Start and Scale Network Effects
Filtering should be contextual depending on what the user has searched for and should allow the user to drill deeper into particular subcategories, brands of products, or price ranges.