I’ll be honest. This scares the bejeebers out of me:
Wannaspell.com is a live whiteboard in which anyone can move magnetic letters around to spell out words, etc. Lets see how many times the word “Digg” can be spelled out in a room! This is the coolest site I’ve seen all day.
The live whiteboard doesn’t scare me. What scares me is “coolest site I’ve seen all day” is considered the high bar.
This means it probably isn’t as cool the next day.
Websites aren’t the only ones affected by this.
This site reminds me of a few product brainstorming sessions I’ve been to. And the results aren’t much different… a few pockets of people trying to cooperate, a whole bunch of people pushing their own agenda, and several more just hanging out watching the show.
Well, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got a “cool” meeting to go to now…
I’m not sure what’s worse — the thing itself or the fact that so many think it’s so “cool…”
Steve: Great point!
This post got me thinking about short-term thinking on my Christian blog.
http://www.rytril.net/jeans/2007/02/caught-in-moment.html
This post got me thinking about short-term thinking on my Christian blog.
Correct link: http://www.rytril.net/2007/02/caught-in-moment.html
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