Posted on June 27, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
Zigtag got a great writeup from one of our users, Paul Haley, on his blog. Not only does the article describe the differences between Zigtag’s semantic tagging system vs. Twine’s, but it also talks about online collaboration with groups, and data portability.
Given that Paul had some questions he raised in the article, I thought I’d [...]
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Posted on June 9, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
As of this weekend, we have updated our semantic data index. This resulted in the addition of more than 500,000 new defined tags, bringing the total number of defined tags to over 2.2 million. With the addition of a few new data sources in the near future, this number is sure to grow even further.
In [...]
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Posted on June 4, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
One of Zigtag’s major features is its highly tunable levels of privacy – Zigtag was designed from the ground up with privacy in mind. Privacy levels can be chosen on a tag- or page- level and are customizable for each site you visit.
Every user starts with a default privacy setting that can be chosen during [...]
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