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The rel="nofollow" has caused a lot of impassioned debate, particularly regarding using it to link to things you disagree with or disapprove of.I like this, as I am in favour of people adding more user-created metadata to their pages. It is a defence against a publicity attack — saying something outrageous to get a reaction — and that is why I prefer the Vote Link categories of vote-for, vote-against...

Over the past few days I've seen a lot of reaction to Technorati's new tags feature. I hope to deal with the wider social networking, spam and ontological issues at a future date, but I'd like to have another go at clarifying the details of rel="tag" again, as if Tim Bray, Roland Tanglao and Kevin Burton are all puzzled by it, we're obviously not conveying the idea clearly enough.It is not for tagging...

Dan says:One of these days, a newspaper currently charging a premium for access to its article archives will do something bold: It will open the archives to the public -- free of charge but with keyword-based advertising at the margins.Why can't newspapers give away the Olds and sell the News? Online subscription for fresh news, free access to day-old archives, when the paper version is fishwr...

The rel="nofollow" initiative spearheaded by Matt and Jason at Google is a welcome step in helping webpage authors give semantic hints to search engines. I first wrote about this in March 2003, suggesting a way to link while expressing endorsement, neutrality or approval, and cited some previous suggestions there. This became the Vote Links specification later, which has been supported by Technorati...

Following on from the last post, we have published a formal specification for the rel="tag" HTML extension, and it will be submitted to GMPG....

Dave said:tell us how you support open protocols and we'll figure out how to plug you in. We use the existing HTML standard rel attribute for link relationships and add a new link type "tag".Niall said:Adding rel="tag" to any link should be enough to build a tag library for links off the link text. Technorati instead grabs the last part of the URL after the "/" and treats it as a post tag. I...

The CBS memos case known as 'Rathergate' has been picked over for months in the blog world, so it was a bit of a surprise to me that only now have CBS issued their report.When told that the memos were fake, Rather said "If the documents are not what we were led to believe, I'd like to break that story." He is thinking of a story he can put EXCLUSIVE on. But whom would he be excluding? Presumably other...

A taxonomy is designed for putting things in a single place. They work for libraries where there is one copy of a book. Tags are designed to mark things you want later, without moving them. But, as if by magic, you can call "Accio" later and bring them to you.So how about we call it a 'Tagsonomy'...

Congratulations to Joshua Tauber and the other entrants. Go see what they have made and try them o...

In Distributed Journalism's Future, Dan Gillmor says:In a posting yesterday about how bloggers helped keep the pressure on U.S. House Republicans to reconsider an ethical issue, I mentioned the way two bloggers convinced average citizens to call their members of Congress and ask how they'd voted on the issue (it was a secret ballot). The inquiring citizens then let one of the bloggers know, and he...

Finding translations of foreign writing can be tricky.Tim Oren writes a requirements list:[...]a small and pragmatic first step towards the inter-language blogosphere I've been writing about recently. Specifically, the idea of an RSS tag or something of the sort that would denote posts saying the same thing in different tongues, and be bait for aggregators and crawlers interested in that information.This...

Here's a nice simple idea for any company that does online route-finding - create a version that finds routes optimised for cyclists or pedestrians.I realise this will complicate your routing algorithms that seem to be 'head for the nearest freeway as soon as possible', but cyclists and pedestrians have different needs:Prefer roads with cycle paths and pavements (sidewalks)Take steepness into consideration...

Chris Anderson passes on this David Foster Wallace quote:TV is not vulgar and prurient and dumb because the people who compose the audience are vulgar and dumb. Television is the way it is simply because people tend to be extremely similar in their vulgar and prurient and dumb interests and wildly different in their refined and aesthetic and noble interests.This is partly true, but I think there is...