Introducing memography® and the memetic web®

Talk purchase kenalog best price professional with your doctor or pharmacist, who can provide personalized guidance buy clozapine low cheap price about cost issues related to Breo Ellipta. Imaging scans have cost of methotrexate also shown structural and chemical differences in the brains of colchicine online stores people with bipolar disorder, but the origin of these differences buy cheap xalatan is not clear. Pancreatic cancer has a low survival rate buy generic erythromycin because healthcare professionals often diagnose it at a late stage. buy discount cialis online As such, adequacy of caloric intake is necessary — and cheap diovan in canada there is a proportional increase corresponding to whether there is triamterene no prescription a singleton pregnancy vs. one with multiples," Dr. Gaither added. cheapest atenolol These measures include avoiding eczema triggers, adequate skin care, and order clindamycin gel using topical pharmaceuticals such as creams and ointments. The authors discount viagra without prescription of the study advocate for more funding for SCD research bentyl online in order to tackle the disparities this causes. Online directories, order quinine such as Psychology Today, can provide a person with a list.

Welcome to the memetic web. Please join the conversation about the next big tool for enterprise search, the memelink.

The hyperlink made the world-wide web possible.

Google’s tracking of the inbound hyperlinks to web pages created their PageRank® system, the technical basis for the world’s most successful search engine.

Now the memelink provides nearly perfect precision and recall for Internet and intranet search results.

Combining existing taxonomies and ontologies with the equivalent of a bibliographic “call number” for every meme, memography is a technical advance based on library science and information architecture.

As with folksonomies, anyone can add meme tags to their web content to make it part of the new memetic web. Folksonomy applications are generally limited to specific websites, like flickr and del.icio.us. Memography is a social classification scheme that can be used throughout the web.

A folksonomy is a “bottom-up” architecture allowing users to make up arbitrary tags. Memography lets you create your own memes, but it adds the “top-down” architecture of multiple taxonomies to categorize and control the many descriptors available to add machine-readable meaning to your web pages.

A memelink is just a meme ID or tag wrapped in a hyperlink to the page on the memography wiki that describes the aboutness of the meme.

Just as an RFID tags a physical object (atoms), a meme ID tags a virtual object (bits). But you can use as many meme IDs as you like to completely describe the content.

Memography and the memetic web are licensed as creative commons.

2 Responses to “Introducing memography® and the memetic web®”

  1. Mr WordPress Says:

    Hi, this is a comment.
    To delete a comment, just log in, and view the posts’ comments, there you will have the option to edit or delete them.

  2. Joseba Abaitua Says:

    Congratulations Peter et al. I’ve had the vision of the memetic web early this morning, while comparing memetics vs semantics for a position paper and have tried “memetic web” in the search engine and… Bingo! Here you are, with 5 months of existence!

    This is the forum where we’ll be presenting our position paper: http://www.w3.org/2006/02/ubiwebws-agenda.html