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Archive for August, 2007

Tagging like it was 2002

Matt Mower writes:

I have been surprised, disappointed, and excited that, despite the widespread adoption of tagging across many applications, the state of the art in tagging seems firmly wedged in 2003. Surprised because there seemed, despite the expectations of many that nobody would tag things, to be a momentum building in the use of tagging. Dissappointed because I expected to be using applications that really used tagging to do some interesting things. Excited because it means the field is still open.

 Paolo Valdemarin continues the thread.

Matt and Paolo are behind K-Collector and Nova100, tag-based systems, so this is stuff they think a lot about.

The irony of bookstores

Preserve the record by manifesting the context

Victorian scholarship and the miscellaneous

Miscellaneous FrontPorch

Taste and quirks

Andrew Keen’s best case

Making sense of RSS

Forbes’ review

SchemaLogic

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