Links for 2007-11-18

In Links on 18 November 2007 with no comments

• Fine, You Can Have 100% of Nothing at Like It Matters
  “I’m betting on open. The Internet was designed around redundant, self-healing networks that could route around the catastrophic damage of thermonuclear war. I’m feeling pretty good about its ability to outlast the latest hotshot startup from Palo Alt
  (tags: open facebook social opensource)
• Lost Garden: Building fun into your software designs
  Ideas on how to include mastery tracking into scenario based software design methodologies.
  (tags: gamedesign interactiondesign mastery fun scenarios)
• Halo 3: How Microsoft Labs Invented a New Science of Play
  (Am bookmarking some stuff that was sitting around in Yojimbo.) About how Bungie have gone about evaluating the playability of Halo 3 using instrumented game levels and so on.
  (tags: metrics fun testing play games halo3 microsoft bungie)
• A Stale State of Tagging? :: Off the Top :: vanderwal.net
  Vanderwal on what’s needed to move tagging forward, thoughts on monitoring and analysis and enterprise use.
  (tags: tagging folksonomies thomasvanderwal enterprise tools social)
• You’re It! » The Tagging Growth Curve
  Lamantia on tagging’s future: “…tagging will follow two paths to varying degrees. The first path leads tagging to become commercialized as a recognized part of the technology ecosystem … The second path leads tagging to open source legitimacy”
  (tags: joelamantia tagging folksonomies opensource enterprise growth predictions)

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