[Sigia-l] History of "Information Architecture"

[Peter Morville]

I disagree.  In my post, the humor was subtle.  In the preface, it was
overt.  In fact, I referred to my own account as "horribly biased and
tragically flawed."  In any case, I had fun writing it, and I hope a few
people have fun reading it.  Cheers!

PS. As always, I assume Ziya will demand to have the last word, and I'm
at peace with this fact of life on sigia.


Peter Morville
President, Semantic Studios
www.semanticstudios.com


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"Peter Morville" wrote:

> I figured a few people on this list would manage to read my bold and
> reckless claim without bringing a smidgeon of a sense of humor to the 
> task, but I didn't think it would be you Ziya.  Oh well, maybe next 
> time I'll include a ;-) or I'll surround the text with <wink></wink> 
> tags...but I wish that wasn't necessary.

It wasn't the post, it was the *content* of the piece you referred to
that I can't stomach. The tone in both match perfectly. So if you need
to change anything, I'd rather see a revision of your "story" not just
the "official" designation. Long after your post here is forgotten, the
"story" will linger on and that's the sad part.

Ziya
Nullius in Verba 


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