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by Jay Fienberg
posted: Oct 20, 2004 2:16:08 PM
Peter Merholz has a new essay up on the Adaptive Path site, Metadata for the Masses. It's a good, brief, overview of the tension between systematic classifcation and free tagging (see also Jon Udell's Collaborative knowledge gardening article at InfoWorld, which advocates free tagging.)
Also, if this is of interest to you, definitely read David Weinberger's reccent article, The end of data from his latest JoHo. I posted a couple comments in response on David's site, but only read my comments if you really think about data and metadata a lot!
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