I think this is really the backbone of the larger issue, and shows some distant conceptualizing that needs to be done now, given the rate of expansion of our information overload. The idea of consolidating micro-app experiences into a seamless unified front is exactly what the telecom industry did with their aging legacy systems and dinosaur infrastructures over the past decade or so leading up to the Unified Communication front which sort of exploded both in terms of end user awareness (brought on by ample advertising of course) but also the fact that once the seamless issue is solved in one way or another you have some serious dynamite to create dynamic platforms that not only register with people (me) but create a lasting impression not due to its overload or “wow” factor, but the genius of its simplicity to tie it all together.

Good post overall.

Really like your three key points!

Stop by anytime!
- Drew

Notes for you: for dashes, use two hyphens, not one. Most of your links used target=”_blank” but not your image — watch out for images. It’s an everyday mistake that people make every single day — every day I should tell people not to make this everyday mistake.
commonplace=everyday
day after day = every day

I didn’t change the status or hit Schedule, but I think this should go live Friday. Byeee.