3. Tags Everywhere It’s almost a de facto standard for Web 2.0 sites to support tagging.
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21. Wikipedia: Subject Indexing with Feedback Wikipedia editors may assign at least 1 category to a page. Editors can reuse the exist category. Editors can suggest new category “feedback”.
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25. Stage 1: Relate Category Activation Concepts come to you mind: “news”, “video”, “breaking news”, “Atlanta”, “GA”, “cable”, “TV” etc. About to tag: “http://cnn.com”
26. Stage 2: The Decision How do I choose what concepts to use? “news”, “video”, “breaking news”, “Atlanta”, “GA”, “cable”, “TV” etc.
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33. A Typology of Tagging Systems Source: Tagging, Folksonomy & Co – Renaissance of Manual Indexing. Jakob Vob, Submitted to the 10 th International Symposium for Information Science, Cologne. Automatic Tagging Resource Connectivity Vocabulary Connectivity Vocabulary Control Tagging Aggregation Tagging Feedback Tagging Rights Source of Resources Resource Representation Tagging System