http://www.bibsonomy.org/rss/url/7ac05ffdca4bef5e2442b9af268b2b7aBibSonomy RSS Feed for /url/7ac05ffdca4bef5e2442b9af268b2b7aEx: When viewing http://www.bibsonomy.org/user/schmitz/linux, you will be offered the possibility of seeing the tag linux as a concept. That way, you will also see those resources not tagged with linux themselves, but with a direct subtag thereof, for exahttp://bibsonomy.blogspot.com/2007/04/feature-of-week-relations.htmlavivagabriel2007-05-19T00:20:31+02:00relational_tagging tagging bibsonomy tags information+retrieval tagsonomies Ex: When viewing http://www.bibsonomy.org/user/schmitz/linux, you will be offered the possibility of seeing the tag linux as a concept. That way, you will <span class="info">...<span>Ex: When viewing http://www.bibsonomy.org/user/schmitz/linux, you will be offered the possibility of seeing the tag linux as a concept. That way, you will also see those resources not tagged with linux themselves, but with a direct subtag thereof, for exa</span></span>Sometimes I want to have some means of structuring my tag cloud. For example, I tag a lot of researchers&#039; home pages with their last names as tag. So I want to have all these last names together in one spot.http://bibsonomy.blogspot.com/2007/04/feature-of-week-relations.htmladmin2007-05-18T10:16:33+02:00week bibsonomy relations feature relation concept blog admin Sometimes I want to have some means of structuring my tag cloud. For example, I tag a lot of researchers&#039; home pages with their last names as tag. So I wan<span class="info">...<span>Sometimes I want to have some means of structuring my tag cloud. For example, I tag a lot of researchers&#039; home pages with their last names as tag. So I want to have all these last names together in one spot.</span></span>