Spimed

Here's an interesting contribution to the spime

debate. I don't think it can be properly described

as an "argument" yet, because none of the

parties involved as yet quite know what we are

talking about.

I'm inclined to think that spiming is a

way for critical busybodies like myself

and Adam Greenfield to get *more* involved

in product development, rather than

less involved, as Greenfield seems to be

suggesting here.

I like to think that a year from now

this spime notion will be less inchoate,

but neologisms don't always work that

way. Does "cyberspace" mean more

now than it did in the 1980s, or less?

http://v-2.org/displayArticle.php?article_num=860

Spimed

Even if Greenfield rubs you the wrong

way here, the links are good. Any article

with good links is good no matter what

the author says.