Post by coltonphillips on Apr 20, 2010 3:19:51 GMT -5
This is my proposed experiment to create a recursive tree based on Video Responses on Youtube.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bveZlmrQwSM
The reason it is recursive is because everyone follows the same rules.
1. Create a Youtube Video
2. Set Video to accept video responses after you approve them
3. Watch the head video
4. If there are zero or one video responses to the video you are watching, create a video response to the video you are watching
5. If there are two Video responses, then watch one of the video responses of the video you are watching. Go back to 4.
In this picture, f(5) is the header video. f(4) and f(3) are the video responses of the header video. And so on for all the other nodes.
The integrity of the tree will be based on whether or not each person who dedicates a video to become a node in the tree will keep that video as a response. I will track the tree day by day to see how it changes.
Remember, that if say f(3) is removed from the tree, all those below it would be eliminated from the tree. Also the integrity of the tree is very much based on whether or not each node member follows the rules. There's nothing stopping the tree from becoming a non-binary tree except each member deciding to follow the rules.
Note: You don't need to make a new video, you can just use any video.
Although to make things interesting, I think it would be cool if you made comments on the video above you on the tree.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bveZlmrQwSM
The reason it is recursive is because everyone follows the same rules.
1. Create a Youtube Video
2. Set Video to accept video responses after you approve them
3. Watch the head video
4. If there are zero or one video responses to the video you are watching, create a video response to the video you are watching
5. If there are two Video responses, then watch one of the video responses of the video you are watching. Go back to 4.
In this picture, f(5) is the header video. f(4) and f(3) are the video responses of the header video. And so on for all the other nodes.
The integrity of the tree will be based on whether or not each person who dedicates a video to become a node in the tree will keep that video as a response. I will track the tree day by day to see how it changes.
Remember, that if say f(3) is removed from the tree, all those below it would be eliminated from the tree. Also the integrity of the tree is very much based on whether or not each node member follows the rules. There's nothing stopping the tree from becoming a non-binary tree except each member deciding to follow the rules.
Note: You don't need to make a new video, you can just use any video.
Although to make things interesting, I think it would be cool if you made comments on the video above you on the tree.
