I can’t wait for the day when @mentions become a universal function. 

I suspect that eventually they will do much to organize our attention.  Like little gravity wells sprinkled across the web, they’ll me where I’m needed, what I should be looking at, and where my attention is being requested.

I find myself wanting to @mention someone on Tumblr almost daily. I tried @alerting someone in a Google Doc the other day as a means to get them in front of an open question.

The screenshot above is from Trello, Joel Spolsky’s new management app. (via Eric)

I can’t wait for the day when @mentions become a universal function.

I suspect that eventually they will do much to organize our attention. Like little gravity wells sprinkled across the web, they’ll me where I’m needed, what I should be looking at, and where my attention is being requested.

I find myself wanting to @mention someone on Tumblr almost daily. I tried @alerting someone in a Google Doc the other day as a means to get them in front of an open question.

The screenshot above is from Trello, Joel Spolsky’s new management app. (via Eric)

  1. jeffreylo reblogged this from pieratt
  2. thefutureisnow reblogged this from pieratt and added:
    future our mobile phones will...inconspicuous, tiny,
  3. davetrains said: Once it’s universal, we’ll want an app that integrates @mentions from one platform to another, according to user preference. So @dave on Gmail will pass through to my cell if I’m not there, and @dave on FB could notify me in Twitter instead of email.
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