I've moved what social bookmarking I do over to Pinboard. Tchau, del.icio.us.

I created this page to announce an official tag for the 2009 International School on Digital Transformation. ISDT09 seems like a reasonable tag.

I think I may move to the Ma.gnolia platform for my social bookmarks and quick posts to terrorintheheartland.com. My username over there is McChris if you want to find me.

This article provides an overview of major social bookmarking systems and their relative market position.

I do wonder how many respondents had heard the term "folksonomy" before the survey.

Tagging or adding keywords to files would really help me manage my documents, if OS X offered the ability to tag when I save. I'll have to look into Default Folder X.

"A December 2006 survey has found that 28% of internet users have tagged or categorized content online such as photos, news stories or blog posts." I do think the Pew project operationalizes categories way too broadly.

"Eats your del.icio.us tags and spits out a tasty timeline."

This article directly compares StumbleUpon and del.icio.us, saying that SU has more registered users than the del.icio.us.

Dead 2.0: "Hm, how would you classify tagging? is it a service? a function?"

This site searches tags across several folksonomy-enabled sites.

Project that creates machine-readable icons for tagging objects in the physical world. Somehow, if you upload a picture with one of these tags the metadata become associated wtih the image. I'm not sure how this works or if it's there yet, but certainly a

Slashdot adds a sort of socail bookmarking service to their site. They say it's in order to find stories for the front page, so I'm guessing it's more of an effort to create a Bubbler and keep up with Digg.com than to compete with del.icio.us.

Bruce Sterling on buzzword mutation. "Personomy" doesn't strike me as a useful concept, but it is an interestnig case study of memes.

A gag photo by Prentiss Riddle

I think I'm OK just having them automagically posted to my blog, but this is a nice resource for del.icio.us addicts.

If a media studies-type person asked for an intro to Folksonomy, I think I would point them to this article.

Ars Technica article on speculation that Google will get into the bookmarking business.

A professor didn't think folksonomy was a real word. I searched for it, and now I'm just being meta.

Designated folksonomic tags for SXSW bands.