Regarding your idea for dating-style service: In what
way do you propose the service be different from the
many that already exist?

Regarding my idea for flexible funding of sites, not by
banner ads, but by priorities for service based on
quotient between voluntary contributions-to-date and
usage-to-date: Are you interested in the idea?

Regarding my idea for dealing with copyrighted
material: Are you interested in the idea?

Regarding my idea for a sort of "Turing Test" to defeat
'bots and also an alternative to passwords: Are you
interested in the idea?

Does your server support facilities not available on my
ISP here, such as JSP, Servlets, RMI, RPC, virtual
domains, user-sockets for custom live servers, etc.?

What version of Lisp do you have already installed on
your server?

What operating system are you running there as a
"shell" accessible from here via VT-100 TELNET?

What do you think of my proposed user-interface where
the user can select between (1) browse the major
clusters of topics (2) type in a keyword or phrase etc.
to do a search (3) paste in a reference that was
previously found?

What do you think of my idea of having the user
actually learn a small number of advertisements instead
of being flooded with large numbers of pop-up ads all
the time?

> I have a number of communities I would like to set up. I have done a
> fair bit of research, and I know that the market exits.

Have you written any simple text/html file listing some of these?

Regarding my suggestion that we should offer users a
choice of various payment plans, from absolutely no
cash (free services in exchanges for services in
return) through various monetary plans.

A few days ago I figured out the right way to do
triangle relaxation within a nearest-neighbor net, so
that the final optimal result is independent of the
sequence in which various relaxation steps happened to
be performed, so that the final result is well-defined
function of the starting net. I haven't had time to
implement it yet. Are you generally interested in my
ideas for nearest-neighbor networks at various levels
in the topic-clustering hierarchy? Interested enough
that I should go ahead and write a demo program?

ProxHash makes it easy to generate 2-d slices of topic
space and thereby draw visual renderings of
nearest-neighbor networks. Do you like the idea enough
that you'd like me to implement a demo of it?

What do you think of my idea for an online
micro-work-unit economy, sort of like eBay except bids
are on online services rather than physical products.


** That's all the major questions I asked up to present
that are still pending your reply as of Aug.10.