The third release of Microsoft Tagspace has been announced. It is a a social bookmarking solution for technical professionals.
With this release, Tagspace becomes Microsoft’s first true social bookmarking application for the whole World Wide Web Web
With today’s release, you can now use Tagspace to:
- Tag Practically Anything 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.Â
- “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.
Update: forgot to mention the source (see comments from a reader)
Source: MSDN Blogs
Should probably say something when borrowing text wholesale (http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2007/06/05/tagspace-social-bookmarking-for-the-whole-web-from-microsoft.aspx). Also, please clean up typos (”Tag Practically Anthing”) after pasting ;). Oh, and more on-topic, I have a few thoughts about Tagspace myself: http://exold.com/article/tagspace-um-what.
Good point David, thanks for the reminder. Was a long day, I tried to catch up with some news, in fact too tired too do some things. Normally I refer to the source, this one slipped
Too much in a rush, lack of quality, I have to do something about it.