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    <title>privacy bird</title>
    <summary>I&apos;ve been working on a project to display more information about web pages to users, surfacing bits of metadata that they might not have been...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>I've been working on a project to display more information about web pages to users, surfacing bits of metadata that they might not have been aware of. I had envisioned a small bar graph, similar to the <a href="index.php?blogarch/2001_12_01_archive.php#7741466">Page Rank display on the Google Toolbar</a>, that showed privacy levels for different sites.</p><p>But then I thought, "What's better than a horizontal bar?" So I dug out my Tufte books, did a little research, and decided upon the perfect visual representation for privacy, the most eloquent and elegant metaphor: I wanted something obvious yet still credible enough to do justice to the serious nature of personal privacy: A small, animated Privacy Bird. Complete with sound.</p><p>Damn. That's been <a href="http://www.privacybird.com/">done</a>. Sigh.</p>]]>
      
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