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On a slightly different note, content-centric networking is one of those utopian dreams that never quite manages to arrive. Content is more Lindy than containers, but every time content moves to a new container, all the old synapses get nuked like it is getting drunk.
Historically people have pursued two visions of backward compatibility for hyperlinked content: get to Xanadu (2-way awareness, transclusion etc) and content centric networking (construct discoverable address for container from hash of contents). Neither has arrived so far.
Painful manual updates and 301 redirects approximate the former. Linking to a Google search (ideally the top ‘I’m feeling lucky’ result) approximates the latter. Neither is great. So as the web evolves, links break, entropy accumulates.
Heh you're still beating that drum :) I don't think you'll ever sell your bolt-on 2d trading spaces vision to the internet. You'll have to start a new competing thing.
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