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Folksonomy is also called social tagging, “the process by which many users add metadata in the form of keywords to shared content”.
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It is possible to examine the use of unstructured tags and extrapolate a schema, called a Folksonomy, that reflects the evolving view of the community and supports advanced search and personalisation.
D-Lib Magazine 2008
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"Folksonomy" services chosen were the social bookmarking sites - del. icio.us., furl, and the social news sites - reddit.
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"Folksonomy" services chosen were the social bookmarking sites - del.icio.us., furl, and the social news sites - reddit.
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"Folksonomy" has now reached a similar fertile-adult stage with the coinage of "personomy."
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Towards the beginning of the announcement was the following: "Folksonomy" has been voted the word most likely to make web-users "wince, shudder or want to bang your head on the key-board" -- in a poll to mark the tenth birthday of the word "weblog" by finding the single most irksome new word to have been spawned by the Internet.
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Mele Robinson » Blog Archive » Social Bookmarking: Organizing the Web with "Folksonomy"
Writing English 2009
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Then you have the whole Folksonomy/SocialNetworking thing of taking into account ratings of your “friends”, etc. Reply
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Working downunder, the challenges are still at the base level of building web 1.5: (Structured) User Generated Content; Blogs, Image, Video Uploading, Searching and Sharing; Meta-Search; Folksonomy; Local Social Networks.
Olsen Twins hit the Powerset Hot or Not Attention Radar Networks. Ben Barren 2007
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(November) … Yahoo buys del. icio.us (December) … Folksonomy makes the NY Times Magazine âYear in Ideasâ? list (Decemember).
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