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Sean McBride
Our preferences for one thing over another are more interesting from a data mining and profiling standpoint than simple likes and dislikes.
June 18, 2012
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Greg GuitarBuster liked this
much more interesting since you can't tell why something is liked or disliked, especially if you only have the 'like' option
- Greg GuitarBuster
Yes, indeed. Identifying and data mining binary preferences (I like this more than I like that) provides a much more fine-tuned understanding of one's mind and tastes than merely looking at likes and dislikes. There is probably a major commercial potential in developing software to manage "prefers" (as well as likes and dislikes).
- Sean McBride