Re: [art] Please approve a mailing list or inform me how to Create a mailing list for discussing these projects

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See my comments at the end
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> On Fri, 20 Jul 2018 23:56:31 -0600, [e-mail] said:
>> Hello
>>
>> Please approve a mailing list for these drafts or inform me of
>> procedure how to Create
>> one.
>>
>> https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-pradeepkumarxplorer-httpi/
>> https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-pradeepkumarxplorer-httpuserinfo/
>
> These are both one-paragraph drafts calling for solutions to  
> problems that have
> been solved quite some time ago.
>
> 'httpi://' isn't needed, because we already have all the pieces we need to do
> this.  In fact, if anything, many websites have so many "related" and "you
> might be interested in" links that we've coined the term "clickbait" for
> attempts to get your attention among the mass of links.  And let's face it -
> this is a service that should be under the user's control.  This has two
> results:
>
> 1) It doesn't need to be sent to the destination site so they can  
> decorate the
> page they're sending you, so a new protocol isn't needed.
>
> 2) Since it's better done by the user, what you *really* want is a browser
> extension that does all the markup and searching, without the user  
> even having
> to type 'httpi://'.  For example, see how Chrome or Firefox can deal with the
> user typing a search string into the URL bar, and giving suggested  
> completions
> - each new set of completions was an entire new query from the browser to a
> search engine.  Or see any of the many browser extensions that do real-time
> markup of pages - everything from replacing all pictures of Donald Trump in
> news stories with pictures of kittens, to extended search and  
> annotation, to a
> whole bunch of other things:
>
> Annotation:  
> https://www.maketecheasier.com/google-chrome-extensions-annotate-text-on-the-web/
> Searching for related terms:  
> https://www.pcworld.com/article/2158690/improve-your-search-chops-and-save-time-with-these-chrome-extensions.html
> Word definitions:  
> https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/7-chrome-extensions-lookup-words-meanings-browse/
>
> (Think for a moment about how the web extension knows that the picture
> is one of Donald Trump... that's not as easy as it looks...)
>
I have downloaded and experimented Highlight to Search Google chrome extension
on the text i Created http://www.pradeepkumarxplorer.com/YogaSequence.txt.
Its not really the same as httpi
It does search in one application google.com. What if Yahoo provides  
better search result.
There's no way for User profiling. I am someone being a man prefering to see
only woman models in youtube or images quoting as an example. I am  
saying its difficult for an ordinary user as opposed to an engineer to  
know about extensions and install. Its against the guideline of  
keeping clients thin as possible. As a Usability evaluator, i would  
say instead of one click, its now two to three clicks and it does not  
do the choosing for me.Computer / WWW can chose first and then allow  
WWW user to ReSearch if needed.I am saying software used by Highlight  
to search should be reused in httpi code in server side if its the  
correct thing to do but it uses only google.Just typing httpi should  
give WWW user best of all extensions available and more.I would say  
enable intelligent browsing menu in Browser should lead to URL being  
prefixed by httpi or the user can type httpi. What you are saying is  
work is already 90 percent done
but scattered in fez dozen software that should be consolidated into one place
good principles of software engineering.
Pluggable intelligent profiles could be used in server side in httpi://
Is anyone aware of any AI mailing list that's appropriate that can be  
included for their opinion?
Pradeep Kumar Xplorer