Universal Wikipedia tags are often too long and too hard to enter and the exact name of a tag has to be known beforehand. Furthermore, tags are personal items – a private association to some concept.
Today’s conventional tagging mechanism, found on flickr, del.icio.us and youtube, allows users to associate web resources (i.e., documents, photos, videos and audios) with a set of keywords (i.e., tags). This mechanism works well for tagging resources that have a direct accessible URL. However, it falls short in being an effective tool for labeling the “deep” content of those resources — e.g., a partial clip from a youtube video.
Tagging Tool zur Verwaltung der eigenen Bibliographie, ähnlich bibsonomy.....aber mit mehr interessanten Features (automatic bibliography extraction, tag suggestion, etc...)
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