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• 04 Apr 11
  

  Sally Wilson

  folksonomies tagging ryerson20

• 20 Oct 09
  

  Penny Swan

  tagging folksonomy classification

• 21 Sep 09
  

  Christopher Allen

  BLOGPOST: Folksonomies are inclusive, current, offer discovery, are non-binary, are democratic and self-moderating, and offer insights into user behavior. However, folksonomies have no synonym control, a lack of precision, a lack of hierarchy, are difficult to recall, are fuzzy, and are susceptible to gaming.
  BLOGPOST: "Folksonomies are Non-Binary. In a traditional classification scheme, a controlled vocabulary must be made in advance in which one category term is selected which includes all related terms. When future objects are cataloged it must be determined that either they fit into a particular category or they do not. In a folksonomy, these items can fit into multiple categories."
  

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• 13 Sep 07
  

  Eileen Schroeder

  Web2.0 socialbookmarking Bookmarking del.icio.us library2.0 folksonomy UWW434

• 24 Jul 07
  

  Jenny Delasalle

  folksonomies web2.0 tagging

• 08 Aug 06
  

  ! article bibliography en folksonomies folksonomy library tagging

• 06 Aug 06
  

  Will Richardson

  del.icio.us social

• 05 Aug 06
  

  Lambert Heller

  ! article bibliography en folksonomies folksonomy library tagging

• 19 Jul 06
  

  Harald yovisto

  article tagging research 2005 folksonomy

• 21 Apr 06
  

  Rachel C

  Article by Ellyssa Kroski

  folksonomy tags tagging web2.0 classification social flickr del.icio.us taxonomy

• 07 Apr 06
  

  joseafigueira

  folksonomy toread

• 13 Jan 06
  

  Trey Martindale

  Overview of folksonomies and tagging

  delicious flikr folksonomy tagging commentary collection

• 12 Jan 06
  

  Alan Levine

  The wisdom of crowds, the hive mind, and the collective intelligence are doing what heretofore only expert catalogers, information architects and website authors have done. They are categorizing and organizing the Internet and determining the user experie

  folksonomy semanticweb tagging infodesign

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  Lambert Heller on 2006-08-05
  Folks.
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  Will Richardson on 2006-08-06
  The wisdom of crowds, the hive mind, and the collective intelligence are doing what heretofore only expert catalogers, information architects and website authors have done.

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