WebbyRoom (#7887)

[>The Polyphonic Refrain< (#3383) ]

This object handles web requests and invokes the appropriate verbs required to generate HTML 'on the fly' from existent moo objects. Acting also as a portable room, this documant can be occuppied, lived in like some twisted termite sculptor of wooden words. Let the stiffness fade into swirls of habitation . . .

PostWebCultureParticipant

You see a project that cries out for a new form of description,
in particular a hypertext description . . . 

A giddy sort of oozing colors and fonts, images sliding towards
animation, and a light music in the background . . .

These utility verbs are a loose collection of function collected over time from a variety of sources. Each has show to be useful implementing moo -> www interfaces. The current task is to look at each verb and sort out a minimal set for html generation.

lampshade

There appears to be some writing on the note ...

Rhizomatic Fields [public]

You've lost yourself in a large, hypertextual field. Nodes poke out of the ground all around you, like potatoes. Just out of sight, tubers and rhizomes spread in every direction, taking flight, connecting, shooting onward. Each node is an entry, a point of departure, a multiple. You can map its assemblages. Maybe you'll find you've become part of the field, fine tendrils branching off your fingers, your hair, your lips. If you see something you like, you may ENTER it.

Foyer

To the north, there's massive wooden doors to the Museum. A sign points northest to the Reference section of the Library. Go southeast, and you return to the Deconstruction Zone. type '@exits' to get a list of all available exits and where they lead to.

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Who's ONLINE Feature Object

This is a different feature object than any other you have seen before . . . a facility for Who's (back) ONLINE. The feature can be yours with @add-feature #1200; often used in combination with a Multi-communications feature (#1954).

As this project moves forward, lifting our text into a more rhetorical realm, many theories will traverse the lifecycle of abstract concepts. Since individuals share the world in wider and wider groups, spaces are created collaboratively. These cartographies multiply, interact, evolve, mutate in ways to support certain contexts . . .
Perhaps the spectrum can be given upper and lower boundries :

"At best there is the creation, or invention, of new Universes of reference; at the worst there is the deadening influence of the mass media to which millions of individuals are currently condemned." Guattari, Chaosmosis

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