Captures the essence of it quite well with these points:
- pages are not the centre of the web now, data and services are.
- 90% of Twitter activity happens through the API.
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I'm beginning to think about "connection engine" rather than "recommendation engine" in some instances for development. Recommendations feel quite straight forward, like this try this... Connections allow for a slightly looser suggestion with more nodes between your starting point and suggestion I think. Rowan
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