Folksonomies In Del.icio.us and Flickr on Slashdot
Welcome Slashdoters! To those complaining about the grammar and such:
- Please read it slowly..
- Yes, I should have broken up that big compound sentence (It would never have never gotten past my yak comber). In my defense see use of semi comas, but I likely got it wrong.
- I'm sorry I used too many unfamiliar and big words, I was trying to be compact. I did define Folksonomies in the submission.
- And you should have seen the initial 5 versions! (I am editing "this" several times even after I hit the "publish" button)
- joebetoblame figured out What is Del.icio.us and Flickr
other:
- Yes, I'm an ADD poster child, having overdosed on /. since the beginning ala Lobsters.
- A del.icio.us study; Bookmark, Classify and Share
- Eric Giguere points out that GMail [gmail.com] and Zoe
[www.zoe.nu] lets you tag and group things on the fly. - Yoz Grahame in Autocompletion and suggestion in del.icio.us points to a demo and a couple of message threads on the delicious-discuss list. (more to read)
- Roland Piquepaille points out that its the lack of synonym control that make it work, as does Björn Lindström(who said it first!).
I agree. I guess I would like to see a) an easy way to reuse my tags (check boxes to select my tags?) b) some way to encourage common usage to emerge, bottom up fashion, if only to improve the social and searching/learning aspect - Andrew Ducker does a good job answering why synonym's:offering them as an option, so that you could type "Mac" and be asked if you meant "As in 'Big', 'Apple', or other?" and choose whether you wants to fit in or not. and has a modest proposal
more : Wikipedia attributes "Folksonomy" to Thomas Vander Wa,
Beyond Laser Tag and Telephone Tag: "The Year of Tagging" and Keith Devens hints at something to come.
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1 Comments:
Hey, I posted that three minutes before that guy, and still you mention him first. Is that fair? ;-)
As for the wishes at the end of your posting, solutions(?) are offered by http://supergreg.hopto.org/nutritious/ (when it's up, that is, which I hope it'll be soon again).
In short, when you submit a new URI, it allows you to point and click to add both all the tags you've already used, and also the tags most people have used to described the URI you're bookmarking.
By Anonymous, at 1:26 PM
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