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Bad Character: Who do We Want our Hypertexts to Be?
We frequently assume that adaptive hypertexts ought to adopt the customs, habits and inclinations of the reader, that our computational assistants ought to act as reliable servants, and that users - even new users - ought to like the hypertextual artifacts we create. This might be a mistake.
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