Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

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1. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by mshook on 2004-05-27 15:06 tags: fromdelicious

2. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by timbomb on 2005-10-07 08:21 tags: folksonomy · virtualstudio

3. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by dagonet on 2005-10-22 08:12 tags: ..readlater

4. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by phile on 2005-12-14 07:17 tags: tagging · folksonomy · ethnoclassification · metadata

5. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by pietrosperoni on 2005-12-16 14:04 tags: del.icio.us · folksonomy · tags · emergence · socialsoftware

6. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

It's people!!!

by masterchef on 2006-01-30 15:08 tags: search · ontology · socialsoftware · folksonomy · tags · webculture

7. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by jremmers on 2006-05-10 08:39 tags: clayshirky · folksonomy · flickr · metadata · ontology · shirky · socialsoftware · to-read · del.icio.us

8. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

by luyin1962 on 2006-11-01 22:02 tags: tag

9. Many-to-Many: Folksonomy: The Soylent Green of the 21st Century

A well-thought-out argument for why tagging is an effective classification mechanism for data on the web. Bonus: funny title

by tels7ar on 2007-10-07 12:34 tags: folksonomy · web · del.icio.us · flickr · tagging · blog · analysis

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