I have tried Tagspace before but never ended up using it. Let's see if I might start using it now. I'm still not convinced though. Here is the RSS feed for the AutoCAD tag.
With today's release, you can now use Tagspace to:
- Tag Practically Anthing on the Web--Apply tags to practically any site on the World Wide Web, excepting those that are known to contain offensive, malicious, and otherwise inappropriate content.
- Browse Member Tags--See what other users have tagged and view their personal tag clouds, by clicking on their display names.
- "Tag Drafting"--Subscribe to the RSS feed for a tag (like tagspace).
- "Member Drafting"--Subscribe to the RSS feed for other members' public tagged items (my Tagspace RSS feed here;-), by clicking on their names and subscribing to the RSS feeds associated with their tagged items lists.
- "Tag Drafting" and "Member Drafting" are excellent ways to stay up to date, diminish information overload, and approach what I like to call "domain omniscience", at little expense to yourself.
What bookmarking or tagging system do you use and why is it useful?
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ReplyDeleteExold said...
I use del.icio.us, mostly - I think - because it was the first one I tried out that was even close to usable. Now, it does what I need, I have a couple nice Opera buttons for it, and without a good reason to move, I'll stick with it. I like the features they've added since I began with it -- the "network" features, the ability to post links to your blog, etc. I also like that the "UI" is simple, and fairly fast to load.
I did take a look at Tagspace, and had a few thoughts about it: http://exold.com/article/tagspace-um-what .
June 07, 2007
JTB World said...
According to comment by TSHAK at Microsoft on exold's blog.
"We’re working hard to improve the site and aim to have updates every 5 to 6 weeks."
June 08, 2007