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This article has been bookmarked 21 times, initially on 2007-03-05.

2009-05-21	User mook3000
	no-tag
2009-03-05	User macle
	entropy, evolution, tagging, vocabulary
2008-10-07	User snowland
	folksonomy, tag
2008-09-22	User suleehs
	annotation, social
2008-05-05	User manboubird
	tagging, userinterface
2008-03-28	User cherhan
	tagging
2008-02-04	User dongpo
	social, tagging
2007-11-05	User andreacapocci
	folksonomy, tagging
2007-09-27	User domenico79
	folksonomy, navigation, patterns, usage
	Group CDG
	folksonomy, navigation, patterns, usage
2007-07-31	User jmankoff
	footprints, social-networks
	Group CMU-HCII
	social-networks, footprints
	Group Footprints
	social-networks, footprints
2007-07-17	User gaudan
	folksonomy
2007-06-05	User jryall-tags
	navigation
2007-05-30	User elsantosneto
	collaborative, entropy, tagging
2007-05-28	User jread82 , 1 note
	folksonomies Critisisms of Folksonomies 2007-05-28 22:40:31
2007-05-24	User laurobeltrao
	classification, collaboration, collaborative, cooperative, social, tagging
2007-04-08	User illarden
	efficiency, entropy, navigability, tagging
2007-03-09	User abonchen
	folksonomy, information, retrieval, tagging
2007-03-05	User bangb
	collaborative_tagging, navigation, social_tagging, tagging

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