Comments on: Big Time Research on Tagging http://bokardo.com/archives/big-time-research-on-tagging/ Interface Design & UX by Joshua Porter Wed, 28 Sep 2011 20:28:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: CM Harrington http://bokardo.com/archives/big-time-research-on-tagging/#comment-1525 CM Harrington Fri, 16 Sep 2005 18:10:01 +0000 http://bokardo.com/archives/big-time-research-on-tagging/#comment-1525 I'm on holiday at the moment in Portland, Oregon, and while I was on the plane, I decided to write a few hundred words on tagging. It's not meant to be anything nearly as in-depth as this seems to be (haven't RTFA'd yet), but it does contain some observations on the various forms of tagging, in which I divide tagging into "author" and "user", where user is further divided between "public" and "private". Anyway, give it a read, if you'd like. http://blocklevel.com/weblog/information_architecture/tag_youre_it/ I’m on holiday at the moment in Portland, Oregon, and while I was on the plane, I decided to write a few hundred words on tagging. It’s not meant to be anything nearly as in-depth as this seems to be (haven’t RTFA’d yet), but it does contain some observations on the various forms of tagging, in which I divide tagging into “author” and “user”, where user is further divided between “public” and “private”. Anyway, give it a read, if you’d like.

http://blocklevel.com/weblog/information_architecture/tag_youre_it/

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