Thanks for clarifying. I looked around on your blog a bit at the time, but clearly I didn’t look around enough! Glad to hear that you’re writing a blog on this subject, and I hope I didn’t seem harsh – the only reason I didn’t link to it was because I thought it was off-topic, but since that turns out not to be true:

Check out Suffian’s blog, (dis)information architecture.

-Rachel

Your post actually hints at why I decided to call my blog (dis)information architecture, in the first place.

I wanted an edgy name but I also wanted to write about the so-called user experiences that were being created by clueless advertising agencies and uneducated brands on the Web.

I wanted to highlight the disinformation that was being architected by people and I wanted to give my own feedback on the effects of our communication; how we’re shaping or destroying people’s perceptions of brands.

Thanks for contributing your definition of the term ‘disinformation architecture’. =)