[Sigia-l] Classifying the internet

Ziya Oz listera at earthlink.net
Fri Oct 12 00:20:57 EDT 2007


Donna Timara:

> For that, follow Fred Leise's dictionary:
 
> 1. Vanity websites, e.g., tiffany.com, designed to make you feel
> good about a brand, product, etc.
 
> I am just connecting dots, and trying to make sense of it ;-)

But the dots don't connect.

Fred or I might think Tiffany *products* might be frivolous, but the
*process* of selling those products which certainly includes ways to "make
you feel good about a brand, product" is not vanity. Absence of commercial
transactional services is not the same as vanity.

I invite you to think again about my taxonomic non-haiku:

Internet, the
    Of interest to me
    Not

If tiffany.com can get you to position it in your mind under "Of interest to
me" it has done its job in e-commerce.

That's where the Internets are going:

    Of interest to me
    Not

Anything else is just filler material.

-- 
Ziya

It depends.
If it didn't, you'd be out of a job.





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