Stop wandering the web alone.
Now, you can display a widget of your interests derived from your clicks. The widget is also updated automatically as your interests change, from day to day. This widget displays your Attention Profile (APML), that is, your likes and dislikes, preferences and interests.
Check it out: http://www.cluztr.com/community/widgets/
In physics, spacetime is any mathematical model that combines space and time into a single construct called the space-time continuum. However, on the web, “space” as we understand it - is irrelevant, therefore the construct which governs the virtual world would combine time and clicks, called the click-time continuum.
OK, enough of the egghead stuff… you can view your very own click-time continuum or “timeline”, for short, from your profile page. It visualizes your site clickstream along a timeline which you can pull and drag.
We can’t take credit for this, since it was another great idea from you guys.
Many of you noted, that importing your raw clickstream feed into services such as iStalkr, Jaiku and Dandelife can result in RSS overload. So to keep things clean, you now have access to a “site clickstream” which, as you may have guessed, is your clicks aggregated by domain, rather than a multitude of pages.
You can get your feed from your profile page, just click on the Feeds tab and enjoy!
We’ve upgraded the clickstream tab in the sidebar to display page suggestions based on the current site you are on.
So for example, when you’re on youtube.com you’ll see all the pages for YouTube in your sidebar.
A new automated filtering system has been put into place to reduce the amount of irrelevant and adult entries in the public clickstreams. The community can help cleanup by clicking on the flag icon next to the url when viewing a clickstream. The page will be tagged for review.
Now we can all enjoy squeaky clean clickstreams!
In addition to being able to chat and leave messages on any page or site you visit, you now have the ability to post global chat messages to the entire community. You can access this feature from the browser sidebar, on the page/site/all users tab and click “all users”.
Give it a try!
You now have greater control over what sites/pages you get tagged on and which get ignored.
Under your Account, you can add pages or entire sites (and subdomains) to your personal private list. You can also add them quickly via the privacy menu in the browser add-on.
Note: That secure site, like those that begin with https:// are automatically treated as private.
We’ve made some great changes our Privacy Policy, in terms of how your data is handled.
Cluztr respects your privacy, property and rights - and adheres to the principles and guidelines outlined by AttentionTrust.org:
Furthermore, you now have the choice to opt-in to allow Cluztr to make use of your attention data. Uses may include, analysis to improve our service, letting you know about products and services that may be of particular interest to you and providing aggregated statistics to reputable third parties, but these statistics will not include personally identifying information, ever.
All privacy settings can be manged from the Account Settings page.
You can read the full policy here.
To better support feed readers, and other online services we’ve tweaked the clickstream feeds. Currently you can get them in RSS 2.0 but we’ll be supporting several other flavors for shortly.
You can find your clickstream feed at:
http://www.cluztr.com/users/username/clickstream.rss
Additional feeds include your top pages and top sites, found here:
http://www.cluztr.com/users/username/toppages.rss
http://www.cluztr.com/users/username/topsites.rss
The feeds are fully compatible with services such as NetVibes, Jaiku, iStalkr, Google Reader, countless widgets and other feed readers/aggregators.
You may have noticed your user profile has gotten some sweet upgrades. In addition to breaking out the UI with tabs, you can now delete entries in your clickstream, display recommended links as well as export your attention data in many formats.
Manage your clickstream
You can now delete single entries from your clickstream. However, we are working hard to add filters to the streams, but irrelevant and adult entries do slip through.
Recommendations
These are links from like-minded users who you share similar interests and habits with. Expect the algorithm to get better as we go, and provide better recommendations.
Export
With new “attention data” services popping up all the time - you can now export or access to your attention data in many different formats. Standard RSS is supported and APML and Attention.xml will follow shortly.
