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2001	Apr 12	Problems in Web Fiction Random thoughts on hypertext; old.»
	Oct 9	Ted Nelson Interview w/BBC Crabby Ted Nelson Interview.»
2002	Sep 3	AHA: a Generic Adaptive Hypermedia System This is a useful article about a "generic" hypertext system, which includes a fairly complete version of the two things I'm working on for Ftrain: conditionals and page-tracking. It's very specific, and doesn't connect to any other metadata sources. But there it is.»
		Peter Brusilovsky Researcher into adaptive hypermedia.»
		Springer LINK: Lecture Notes in Computer Science Book on adaptive hypertext, articles in PDF.»
2003	Nov 4	Memex Simulator Hypertext like Vannevar Bush wanted it: a MacOSX Memex simulator.»
2004	Mar 31	Hyperworlds Website of a Xanalogical true believer.»

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