The Structure of Collaborative Tagging Systems¶
Golder, S. A., & Huberman, B. A. (2005). The Structure of Collaborative Tagging Systems.
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Domain-specific¶
- Folksonomy
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This sourceOriginal Delicious empirical study; measurements and collaborative-tagging usage are study-specific.
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- Information-resource tagging
- The assignment exists even if no one later clicks the label, and a label-based search need not find every item a person would consider relevant.
This sourceFull original inspected; descriptive assignment, Delicious tag filtering, and freeform vocabulary limits are directly supported.
- The assignment exists even if no one later clicks the label, and a label-based search need not find every item a person would consider relevant.
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