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      <description>I was honored to join the conversation yesterday for the latest Talis Library 2.0 Gang podcast, this one on folksonomies and tags.</description>
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      <description>Ross Singer gets the prize for submitting the first reader contributed tag, the latest feature in bsuite.</description>
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      <description>Bob Garlitz, who’s trying to decide between blogging at Typepad and Blogspot, wrote to offer a somewhat older phrase for the success of social software as described in The Wisdom of Crowds and in the definition of collabulary: “the ignorant perfection of ordinary people.</description>
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      <description>Flickr does tags better than any other, so far as I can tell.
We love tag folksonomies for way they allow us all to organize our world, for the way they allow patterns to emerge from chaos, and for their easy flexibility.</description>
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      <title>Tags Tags Tags</title>
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      <description>David Weinberger at Many-to-Many pointed me to Tom Coates’ post about different schools of thought regarding tags.</description>
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      <description>Who doesn’t love tagging? No, tagging as in annotating, not graffiti. Anyway, Rixome is the latest among a bunch of plans/projects to enable tagging of geographic spaces/real-life environments.</description>
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