Even separates out people and places. Surprisingly good.

Open source project looking at content classification, collaborative moderation, online content production, etc.

Add more metadata to your photos via tags. All backend/API jiggerypockery for now, but this will be cool.

Subscriber only for now and they reserve the right to change your tags at will, which sorta makes sense. Still, someone needs to figure out the ideal space between full on folksonomies and controlled vocabularies; this isn't it (yet).

Finally!

Folksonomies, hilariously enough, need some standards. I like the suggestion to let the user play dumb and have the software sort out whether commas, quotes or spaces are used.

Hilarious

Not exactly intuitive, though - this needs to be a more distinct service, a la del.icio.us

Folksonomy on NPR

Better RoR tagging...

Make your RoR folksonomic

Recommendations come to del.icio.us. Hooray! The next step, of course, is for the system to automatically figure out other people I should add to my inbox.

Folks rating their delicious items, these are top rated

I don't quite understand how this keeps disreputable folks from claiming that they are reputable, though

I hadn't read anything about this until a co-worker told me about after Gnomedex. Definitely need to bone up.

Or, how to build a database ready for folksonomies

Implement tags in SQL - handy

That about sums it up [via mathowie]

Find similar tags in your delicious collection

tags tags tags tags tags! [via waxy]

Folksonomies and controlled vocabulary taxonomies living together? Eureka!

Del.icio.us style tagging for everything!

More from Shirky about the benefits of folksonomies

Why tags are hard [via /.]