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A delicious presentation
Del.icio.us Pecha Kucha presentation creator, takes your last 20 delicious items and makes a slide show.
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Any Studies Out There On Tag Cloud Usability?
[IxDA Discuss] Any Studies Out There On Tag Cloud Usability?
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What’s next for tagging
From Joe Lamantia.com who looks at how people may start using tags and tagging to help them understand and navigate information.
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Tagging and why it matters
Today I wrote an article for theOTHERmedia site called Tagging and why it matters and then stumbled across Newzingo a “what’s current” tag cloud…. and beta service called Tag Cloud which is similar to Delicious and the Al-Muhajabah’s Islamic Blogs … Continue reading
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Why Tags Are Better Than Categories
Simple answer usability. Complex answer… usability again. For example, when showing somebody how to use blog software like WordPress or Drupal one of the things it’s tempting to do is to explain categories. The conversation usually goes like this… Me: … Continue reading
Getting it Right and How Not To Get Bought
An interesting article that interestingly tells you where they went wrong (or how he is pissed off that he got voted down and how he told you so at the time). Ari Paparo Dot Com: Getting it Right p.s folders … Continue reading
