Greasemonkey for tags? A conversation with Noriaki-san - Metagold: A Research Blog about Nico Nico Douga
Ginza is a different world from Ikebukuro, where I stay and hang out most of the time: While Ikebukuro is becoming the “real Akihabara” (Akihabra got so famous that Otakus tend to evade it more and more), Ginza is full of suits, lots of skyscrapers, and the whole area speaks of power and money. This is where Noriaki-san works, in a media lab for a big company that specialises in human resources. B
Metagold: A Research Blog about Nico Nico Douga
In the last post I have stated that random lists are boundary objects: They include a low level of list-ness, and can therefore often better be described as sets or groups (I used these two terms quite carelessly as interchangeable - I will stay with the term 'set'), which have a certain degree of list-ness. Now I want to look into this a bit more thoroughly. To look at boundary objects such as ra
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