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

Wordle is an information visualization tool that allows users to create visual word frequency charts and display them in different formats using parameters like font and color.

It didn't dawn on me that Microsoft would own Flickr and del.icio.us if it suceeds in buying Yahoo, but it's a little spooky to me. I'm kind of over Flickr, but clearly I have a lot invested in del.icio.us.

"following upgrade to Vista, clicking del.icio.us links now requires 1 GB of RAM and 40 GB drive space (per link)"

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

Wow, it seemed like the service was that old by the time I started using it.

This feed of pages tagged "lolcats" on del.icio.us is rendered as lolcats.

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

"Descriptions of bookmarks in Del.icio.us become for some practitioners outlets to address the readers in a network-- they are clearly written with the reader in mind." Trebor Scholz says.

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 is an interesting rant about commons-based peer production, Wikipedia, del.icio.us, and all that jazz.

This site searches tags across several folksonomy-enabled sites.

This post explains the new social-networking features in del.icio.us. I'm still working on bundling my tags!

Pretty visualizations of del.icio.us bookmarks.

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.

Greasemonkey script that adds a "post to del.icio.us" button to entries viewed in Bloglines. Works pretty well.

private bookmarks come to del.icio.us!

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.

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

<i>Guardian</i> story on early history of del.icio.us.