Tag Archives: social matching

Social Tech, Social Network Optimization, and Bandwidth

Posted on December 4, 2011 by

When I first started using the term ‘Social Technology‘ back in about 1993, it was an expression I had not heard before, though a rather obvious one. I seized upon it because I needed a replacement for the term I … Continue reading →

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Solving the Intransitivity Problem

Posted on May 11, 2010 by

In the previous message but one, I said that there would be three important principles enunciated. In the last message I argued that people who have low error-covariance with respect to each other are also likely to be compatible with … Continue reading →

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Posts about three basic principles, to come

Posted on May 9, 2010 by

This is really an announcement of other postings to come. I have three things to say, three basic principles, essential for making the software development project work. In each case I think I know something which is at least not … Continue reading →

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