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July 10, 2007 presentation at BayCHI, showing the 11 year evolution of the Lyris home page, the 9 rules of what a home page should have, and a bit about BookMooch
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BayCHI - Computer / Human / Interface group
- 1. CHI: me John Buckman <john@magnatune.com> http://blogs.magnatune.com This work is licensed under a Creative Commons “Attribution” 3.0 license. See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
- 3. 3 parts: 1) Lyris home page retrospective 2) Magnatune design 3) BookMooch design
- 5. 1996
- 6. 1996
- 7. 1996
- 8. 1998
- 9. 1999
- 10. 2000
- 11. 2000
- 12. 2000
- 13. 2001
- 14. 2001
- 15. 2004
- 16. 2006
- 17. 2007
- 18. 2007
- 22. Magnatune
- 23. re: Home Page 9 must-do items see http://linuxjournal.com/article/7220 “Magnatune, an Open Music Experiment” in Linux Journal
- 25. Where am I?
- 26. Why should I care?
- 27. What do you want me to do?
- 28. Why is this cool?
- 30. What's new?
- 31. Newsletter signup Whoops!
- 32. I want to know more
- 33. I want to steer
- 34. Other good things to do
- 35. Quick Payoff
- 40. Newsworthy
- 42. A human face
- 44. BookMooch
- 56. Our “No Privacy” Policy
- 57. BookMooch is a service with a high degree of transparency, and almost all your information and activities are automatically visible to anyone who accesses our web site. This includes, but is not limited to: all the books you want, own and have received, all feedback, your name, userid and photo.
- 58. The only personal information that is not automatically visible is: 1) email address 2) postal address and these are shown to people you exchage books with.
- 59. - if you abuse the trust of the community by attempting to, or succeeding at quot;gaming the systemquot;, violate the terms of use, or other forms of cheating or fraud, we reserve the right to publicly publish all your confidential details and identify you as someone we believe has betrayed the trust of the community.
- 65. Thanks. John Buckman <john@magnatune.com> http://blogs.magnatune.com This presentation is licensed under a Creative Commons attribution 3.0 license.