The Next Frontier of Users' Preferences: Content Customization

摘要

I have two kinds of bookmarks in my browser. Some give me quick access to pages I visit so often that I could type their URLs in my sleep; the rest sit there forgotten, having been declared interesting on one visit some time ago—and I no longer have any clue what drew my attention to them. When I decide to bookmark a page, I know exactly what interests me about it, and at that moment, I can easily add a little note or comment—maybe a link to some of my own stuff—to remind me of what I find relevant there. Merely storing bookmarks doesn't suffice; there's a need to save some information with each one.