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Saturday, January 14, 2006

9:25 PM - Tags Overwhelm me!

Tags, tags, tags and more tags - audio tags, video tags, photo tags, file tags and then comes bundles...

I was just sharing this thought with my pal Dinesh - I wish to share here:

"tag" is to the "future" as what "hyperlink" is to today

hyperlink : today = tag : future

of course: search is inevitable as content grows, i am visualizing search as "automizing organization" than "folders" doing "manaul organization"

Computers are becoming more close to humans: However disorganized we are, the more lazy we are to get organized - ex: we leave our things here and there and "search" for it - now we are organizing information into a choatic space and then "search".... tags minimize the effort of that "search" requiring intelligence...

Cheers!


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