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August 18, 2005
Don't Click
I'm clearly having a day on the sarcastic or is it reviewing the old Zappa live in NYC, which is due every six months or so for good brain cleansing.
Don't click it is a brillant experiment and there it stays. In the context of the current and here-to-stay, point-and-click interface metaphor, clicking is an essental element of the decisional process. Tiny little mustaches, that is what we do when we browse structures and content, in a word: filtering.
To play is part of life so try (not to click), see how well you fare!
Clicking gets you ten seconds of white noise and some guilt. You have been warned.
Posted by lck at August 18, 2005 12:09 AM
