Re: Link-it: The nextgen reddit written in Common Lisp is online

"Marc Battyani" <[email protected]> wrote
>
> The second release of linkit is online at the usual place:
> http://linkit.fractalconcept.com
> Be sure to register to see the new functionalities like the positive and
> negative filters for categories and submitters and the ajax like stuff.
>
> It is what I have so far after about 7h of work.
>
> I don't know what do you think, but for me that the proof of concept is
over
> and conclusive.
> (I hope that the other people who are doing one will be able to show
> something soon.)
>
> Now what next ?
> We can stop threre or we can go on to much interesting stuff based on that
> platform.
>
> If we go on, obviously the ranking of links and submitters is the next
step.
> I did not implement it yet as maybe we would like to use a different
system
> of ranking.
> For instance we could try to make correlations between actions of users
and
> present "selected for you by linkit" links on a personalized basis.
> We could register votes and let users assign more or less weight to
voters.
> Or discovers the weights magically.
>
> As for new functionalities, I've already added positive and negative
filters
> for categories and submitters as it seems ovbious to me that not anybody
is
> interested in US politics for instance.
>
> What about user comments about links ? Yes, no, maybe ? Yes with the same
> show/kill filters
>
> A new interface ? Other ideas ?

I have seen that ther are already some posts with very interesting ideas and
propositions. I can't really reply to them now as I somehow have to do real
work. ;-)
But you can continue to propose ideas anyway. Also you can post code
snipsets to support your ideas. In Common Lisp obviously, or in javascript
for the interface.

I will reply to them this evening. For now I will just check it from time to
time to see if all is ok.

Marc