Comments on: Context comes to eMusic http://blog.hecker.org/2008/07/17/context-comes-to-emusic/ Trying to unite civility and truth in a few long blog posts Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:12:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: hecker http://blog.hecker.org/2008/07/17/context-comes-to-emusic/#comment-1201 hecker Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:59:04 +0000 http://swindleeeee.wordpress.com/?p=96#comment-1201 Thanks for the comment. Note that I found out about this from my automated Google query for eMusic-related items, and then found out that it was already under discussion in the eMusic message boards. So I don't get any credit for being first! Thanks for the comment. Note that I found out about this from my automated Google query for eMusic-related items, and then found out that it was already under discussion in the eMusic message boards. So I don’t get any credit for being first!

]]> By: MiDoJo http://blog.hecker.org/2008/07/17/context-comes-to-emusic/#comment-1200 MiDoJo Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:36:08 +0000 http://swindleeeee.wordpress.com/?p=96#comment-1200 Frank, Insightful article as always. And you beat CNet to the punch, as well as 17dots themselves (AFAICT) "Will the new site allow eMusic subscribers themselves to contribute content, either through direct wiki-style editing of pages or through some other mechanism? " This is most important to me, I'd also like Wikistyle Editing of our downloaded lists; as you well know often a Download is removed and we're given the downloads from the next item is the DataBase. Also I'd like an ability to say no to certain "recommened for you" items (a la Amazon, but handled better) as they are often reflective of silly or free downloads (I'm getting a lot of pop in my suggested just cause I on a lark Downloaded some Ace of Bass :VOMIT: ) Finally, as you and I have discussed before, I'd like the ability to flag other's album comments and offensive or inappropriate (I'm sick of idiots and there this isn't available or their the is broken, or their eMusic Sucks comments) Your Fellow 17dotter and emuser, MiDoJo Frank,
Insightful article as always. And you beat CNet to the punch, as well as 17dots themselves (AFAICT)

“Will the new site allow eMusic subscribers themselves to contribute content, either through direct wiki-style editing of pages or through some other mechanism? ”

This is most important to me, I’d also like Wikistyle Editing of our downloaded lists; as you well know often a Download is removed and we’re given the downloads from the next item is the DataBase. Also I’d like an ability to say no to certain “recommened for you” items (a la Amazon, but handled better) as they are often reflective of silly or free downloads (I’m getting a lot of pop in my suggested just cause I on a lark Downloaded some Ace of Bass :VOMIT: )
Finally, as you and I have discussed before, I’d like the ability to flag other’s album comments and offensive or inappropriate (I’m sick of idiots and there this isn’t available or their the is broken, or their eMusic Sucks comments)
Your Fellow 17dotter and emuser,

MiDoJo

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