Well, it's a bad example for those who know how to turn off office assistant and what-not.
However, the goal for Michael Meeks seem to be to push open source to a larger public audience, particularly the nontechnical savvies. Using his likable example of Clippy, could be part of that goal. Meaning, make our product easier than easy.
So, hopefully the Clippy example Meeks portrayed for open source and OpenOffice is the 'you get the point' idea.
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Very cool article. But, now I'm curious how virtual robots will perceive if color blindness was applied...
Well, it's a bad example for those who know how to turn off office assistant and what-not.
However, the goal for Michael Meeks seem to be to push open source to a larger public audience, particularly the nontechnical savvies. Using his likable example of Clippy, could be part of that goal. Meaning, make our product easier than easy.
So, hopefully the Clippy example Meeks portrayed for open source and OpenOffice is the 'you get the point' idea.
I got really curious about this "King of the World MMORPG" and attempted to search it with good ol' Google. To my surprise, I could not find the site nor the game, other than the links to the main topic. However, I did run into this article http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070927-chinese-mmorpg-banning-cross-gender-roleplayers.html which I found interesting.