Tuesday 14 September 2010
by Wulf
Comments Off on Family Tagging
One of the features I have enjoyed on recent episodes of Gardeners’ World has been Carol Klein’s ongoing review of plant families. These botanical groupings have key commonalities but also contain huge diversity. I have realised that I can explore … Continue reading
Sunday 29 August 2010
by Wulf
Comments Off on Delicious Index
One of the blogging habits that I have maintained consistently for several years is bookmarking my posts with my delicious.com account. This was a relatively straightforward way of providing a searchable, tagged index of my work and much more useful … Continue reading
Friday 27 August 2010
by Wulf
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One of the benefits of moving to WordPress is that I get a built in tagging system. Previously I had manually been adding tags linking across to Technorati but that did not seem to add any particular value; somewhere along … Continue reading
Friday 18 January 2008
by Wulf
Comments Off on Select by Instrumentation – III
Just one quick thought following yesterday’s post. It has little to do with the idea of selecting albums by instrumentation but does relate to tagging and Flickr’s The Commons project. What is lacking there is the ability to weigh up … Continue reading
Thursday 17 January 2008
by Wulf
Comments Off on Select by Instrumentation – II
Yesterday I wrote about how I would like to be able to browse music based on instrumental line-up. My initial hope was that the Last.FM site, in all its tagorific, web-two-point-oh-alicious glory would step up to the plate and hit … Continue reading
Friday 13 April 2007
by Wulf
Comments Off on Supercharged Flickr Tag Search
One of the hallmarks of many Web 2.0 services, like Flickr and del.icio.us is that you can interact with them not only by using the elements on the page but also by adjusting the URL (web address). As a self-professed … Continue reading
Wednesday 19 July 2006
by Wulf
Comments Off on Green Tags
Every now and then I’ll be surfing round the web and see something that catches my eye and makes me start to ponder how I might incorporate a similar idea into my own web space. It is not stealing; it … Continue reading