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	<title>Comments on: Redesign in 20 minutes (14) &#8211; Personalisation in the Full Tilt Poker lobby</title>
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		<title>By: Georg Wrstin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Georg Wrstin</dc:creator>
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		<description>Nicely done! I am also a big fan of personalization, that is what is going to stand out in the best gaming sites in the future, that the site or client understands your behavior and past use of the site and adopts accordingly, Amazon is usually a good example. 
 
One thought would be to install a toolbar in the browser that constantly analyze your browser behavior and sites can get information from the toolbar as to what seems to interest this person, for example a news site could show the relevant news items for me on top. It can also give suggestions as &quot;people who are like you also likes this site&quot;. Is it too scary and intrusive for people though? </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nicely done! I am also a big fan of personalization, that is what is going to stand out in the best gaming sites in the future, that the site or client understands your behavior and past use of the site and adopts accordingly, Amazon is usually a good example. </p>
<p>One thought would be to install a toolbar in the browser that constantly analyze your browser behavior and sites can get information from the toolbar as to what seems to interest this person, for example a news site could show the relevant news items for me on top. It can also give suggestions as &quot;people who are like you also likes this site&quot;. Is it too scary and intrusive for people though?</p>
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