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Folksonomy

D. Keith Robinson has written a blog entry providing a very simple introduction to folksonomy. To quote:

I've been thinking about folksonomies lately and it seems like so have many of you. Since I mentioned them a few weeks back I've had lots of questions about them and there are been much talk about how useful they are (or can be) and where and when they'd provide their greatest use. I've not had time to put too much thought into it, but I'd like to open it up for discussion and see what many of you think about this stuff.

Posted by jamesr on February 03, 2005 09:00 PM
Categories: Information architecture