Copping a 'Tude
My friend and ORGware advisor, Brian Oberkirch
is off and running with the iTudes meme from last
time. He's a leader of the MashPit project
going on in Dallas as I virtually speak. They call it Social
Attitude Tracking:
iTudes (thanks Britt Blaser)
AKA "How's my driving?" -
Social Mood Tracker
The Problem:
How do I gauge in real time a "community attitude" as it relates to a
specific time, place or other point that can make it have more
specificity (uniquely identifiable), or not. Tagging today can lead to
too much information.
It's hot-or-not for tags
in context:
"your mother" = LOVE HER
"your mother, naked" = NOT SO MUCH
Contexts:
Event, function, project, company, service, person, meme, etc.
User Classes
Critics: can
create free form, hierarchical tags, then rate them - critics can store
models and provide them (via link) to others to use to rank a specific
tag cluster/grouping
Consumers:
can pull reporting via tag combinations, weighted to create unique
models per consumer. Consumer modeling could then be locked in (here's
how I want to rank presentations) and used by other consumers for a
true comparison.
Ranking Clusters:
groupings of tags that generate statistical results based on user
defined weightings of the tags - tags
Interface:
Sliders for rating (0 to 100
scale)
Invite a friend to rate
-- has potential to become a "Zoomerang tool"
Tag cloud
Create a tag (app
suggests tag combinations entered by previous users
Steal from the best
I know these guys will come up with something useful. I can't
wait to steal the idea back from them.
12:15:26 AM 
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