TagTheNet

Of course, the author means ContextSensitiveTags? in social annotation systems like DiiGo, TrailFire and other providers.

Let us take an example: if you Google:IBM and then again Google:iBM,
the author thought: you won't find any difference in the search result,
because this search-engine doesn't care for case-sensitivity. Hey it does. Perhaps Google is the first one to support case in their service.

Imagine IBM (TM) now offers a rival product to Apple (TM), called iBM
(don't know if it is an anticipative trademark of IBM yet). Most of us
now have probably the well established association, aha a new iPOD
(TM) rival
to Apple is there, this time with the association, "smaller and with
the power of a mainframe", in accordance with rumors that IBM has new
methods of revolutionary 3D memory-chips in development.

The author documents this marketing idea in his blog and
donates the idea to his fellow wikizens. If somebody of our peers now
has a good wire to IBM, this could be a factor in his/her career at
IBM. If you have been reading my blogs, you could have had the idea
some hours earlier.

Now for the OpenBusiness aspect of TagTheNet:
In the same sense as IBM discovers new opportunities to reduce their
advertising costs, leaving more money for their "own" peers, each
community peer in a social annotation community has:

• the equal opportunity to promote his/her ideas, concepts, products, services
  
• as a community based OpenBusiness
  
• working like a HoofSmith
  

There is one important feature of domain-names, that in the forseeable future probably can't be replaced by the TagTheNet
approach. It is the verifiable OnlineIdentity, based on domain-names, i.e. the DomainBasedRealName.

-- FridemarPache

Discussion:

• the author recommends to buy catchy domain-names and to
  contribute as many helpful ideas, concepts and tools to be part of the
  open wealth-creating process in the sense of CreateAndShareWealth ( work in progress, must go swimming now ) -- [fridemar]