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== Group Discussion on "The Early Web == | == Group Discussion on "The Early Web == | ||
Questions to discuss: | Questions to discuss: | ||
# How do you think the web would have been if not like the present way? | # How do you think the web would have been if not like the present way? | ||
# What kind of infrastructure changes would you like to make? | |||
=== Group 1 === | |||
: Relatively satisfied with the present structure of the web some changes suggested are in the below areas: | : Relatively satisfied with the present structure of the web some changes suggested are in the below areas: | ||
* Make use of the greater potential of Protocols | * Make use of the greater potential of Protocols | ||
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* More towards individual privacy. | * More towards individual privacy. | ||
=== Group 2 === | |||
A large portion of the web serves content that is overwhelmingly concerned about presentation rather than structuring content. Tim Berner-Lees himself bemoaned the death of the semantic web. | A large portion of the web serves content that is overwhelmingly concerned about presentation rather than structuring content. Tim Berner-Lees himself bemoaned the death of the semantic web. | ||
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* Information verification | * Information verification | ||
=== Group 3 === | |||
* What we want to keep | * What we want to keep | ||
** Linking mechanisms | ** Linking mechanisms | ||
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** Key management to be considered - Is it good to have centralized or distributed mechanism? | ** Key management to be considered - Is it good to have centralized or distributed mechanism? | ||
=== Group 4 === | |||
* An idea of web searching for us | * An idea of web searching for us | ||
* A suggestion of a different web if it would have been implemented by "AI" people | * A suggestion of a different web if it would have been implemented by "AI" people | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 24 January 2014
Group Discussion on "The Early Web
Questions to discuss:
- How do you think the web would have been if not like the present way?
- What kind of infrastructure changes would you like to make?
Group 1
- Relatively satisfied with the present structure of the web some changes suggested are in the below areas:
- Make use of the greater potential of Protocols
- More communication and interaction capabilities.
- Implementation changes in the present payment method systems. Example usage of "Micro-computation" - a discussion we would get back to in future classes. Also, Cryptographic currencies.
- Augmented reality.
- More towards individual privacy.
Group 2
A large portion of the web serves content that is overwhelmingly concerned about presentation rather than structuring content. Tim Berner-Lees himself bemoaned the death of the semantic web.
- Information to be classified in detail
- Organize things on web. Ex: Yahoo indexers
- Suggestion for the need of Universal Decimal System an idea by Paul Otlet to be considered.
- In the end it comes to semantic web
- Information redundancy
- Information verification
Group 3
- What we want to keep
- Linking mechanisms
- Minimum permissions to publish
- What we don't like
- Relying on one source for document
- Privacy links for security
- Proposal
- Peer-peer to distributed mechanisms for documenting
- Reverse links with caching - distributed cache
- More availability for user - what happens when system fails?
- Key management to be considered - Is it good to have centralized or distributed mechanism?
Group 4
- An idea of web searching for us
- A suggestion of a different web if it would have been implemented by "AI" people
- AI programs searching for data - A notion already being implemented by Google slowly.
- Generate report forums
- HTML equivalent is inspired by the AI communication
- Higher semantics apart from just indexing the data
- Problem : "How to bridge the semantic gap?"
- Search for more data patterns