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RE: FN-FORUM: What's causing a psychological block?

date posted 28th June 2003 11:25

Peter,
I saw the reference to "Kempelen Box" didn't know what it was had a look
around to find a link to the stuff and the agents you did last year couldn't
see it and left! The explanation about "Kempelen Box" doesn't/didn't appear
to me to explain that it was the same! until I read your email here, maybe
other people have had the same feelings?


Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED]
Behalf Of Peter Small
Sent: 28 June 2003 11:18
To: FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED]
Subject: FN-FORUM: What's causing a psychological block?


This week I put up the first fully working prototype of my Web site.
Altogether I had something like 1000 visits.

http://www.stigmergicsystems.com

When I did a Web log analysis, there was a satisfactory spread of
hits all over the site and about two thirds visited the most
important part of the site - where I explain and demonstrate a
"Kempelen Box".

So far, so good. However, when I test to see how many people actually
tried out the "Kempelen Box", to see the agents and see what answers
the box gives to questions, I find the results shockingly poor.

Where am I going wrong? What psychological block is stopping people
playing around with the box? Or, is the whole concept so boring that
nobody bothers to see how it works?

I'd appreciate some help . Especially from those of you on this list
who visited the site this week.

Don't try to spare my feelings. Be brutal if you see obvious flaws.

Thanks.

Peter Small
Author of: Lingo Sorcery, Magical A-Life Avatars, The Entrepreneurial
Web, The Ultimate Game of Strategy and Web Presence





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