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| 10:57 UK time, Friday, 20 May 2005

The first stage of this process would allow users to make a story, topic, writer, or celebrity a favorite. This favored status would be tracked to allow a reader to find the story again (boring). In the future, stories that relate to the users favorites would be highlighted for just a few seconds when a page is loaded. If a second related story is given the favorite status, a more active form of highlighting is used for future related stories.

If the user wants to share their favorites with the community great things begin to happen. At the end of an article...

If the user wants to share their favorites with the community great things begin to happen. At the end of an article there will be a rating icon that users will click to make the story a favorite. Next to that will be a number, which will give the reader an idea of how many people found the story interesting. By clicking the number, the reader will be taken to a list of all the people who liked it. At this point the reader can choose to see other stories that a particular user found interesting. After reading a few favorited articles - the reader may even choose to be notified of new articles that are interesting to their "friend".

After a while features may be added to allow friends to chat about the article that they read.

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