Re: UKNM: great ad, bad marketing?

[Nick Horley]

Kenjin is such a disappointment. In my naivety I thought that a huge,

heavily hyped application from a star of the new economy would do something

useful. But the content it brings me is, as you say, random, and hardly

worth the cost of staying permanently connected to my ISP. The only

interesting thing it does is invite me to send emails to complete strangers

who supposedly share my interests. I'm sure if I started doing this they

would turn that particular facility off.  I suppose whoever designed that

thought it was a brilliant way to build communities - but I have my doubts.


----- Original Message -----

From: "paul youlten" <

paulisoco [dot] com

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To: <

uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 7:42 PM

Subject: RE: UKNM: great ad, bad marketing?


> autonomy isn't a natural language search algorithm. though it seems to be

> sold as the solution to everthing from sales support systems to portal

> personalization.

>

> i have had a very mixed experience with autonomy in the past and i am

trying

> kenjin but it seems pretty random at the moment.

>

> anyone else using kenjin?

>

> paul


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