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 April 27, 2008 by Scott Montgomerie
There’s another really important aspect of using defined semantic tags – the fact that there is only one definition for a certain idea. Let me explain this a bit. Say you find a page on New York City, and you tag it with “New York”. Months later, you go looking for it again – but [...]
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