I have written a few posts on tagging and I have received a good bit of traffic on the post. More importantly, I have received comments and e-mails on the subject as well. Web conversations are great learning medium. I am flattered and thankful. I even received some "kudos" from Bill Ives in this article. The best part of this whole experience is that some real conversations happening. Ideas are being shared. This is good. I have a full schedule today dealing with some health issues and relocataion but I had to put up a quick post on this topic. It is usually better to keep a conversation going rather than give it a pause of scilence.
I have also continued to use the "stalking" and filtering methods discussed in this great article; The Several Habits of the Wildly Successful Delicious User. My delicious list is in exponential growth!
Feeds (RSS) and tagging go hand in hand for sharing knowledge. I put up a post on one specific use of using delicious tags to generate useful content regarding our podcast. You may want to read that post. It is also an article on "getting things done".
I have been doing much reading on the subject of tagging and I shall have more to say in the future. For today, I thought I would quickly share my links on the matter with three simple scripts. What follows is taken from my delicious account and the links are arranged by the most recently added. The beauty of this method is that the list will update automatically every hour. I hope it is of help and look forward to feedback so I may learn even more. As usual, thanks much for reading.
How Many Social Networks etc., are Too Much
Jul 29
Posted by Lumpy in CMS, GTD, Google, Information Overload, KM, Social Web, Tid Bits and Web Drippings, blogs, comments, connectivety, connectivety comments, delicious, social Networking
I am starting to wonder how many networks can one belong too? I have too much on my plate and have spent the better part of my weekend tweaking code to make lumpyscorner work with my various networks, bookmark sites etc.,
Is it just me or is there reaaaaal strong need for some type of "All in one" tool?
I mean I love the integration and social web but if it becomes overwhelming when does it become data smog?