What is Reversible?. This is one of those - "I'm-not-totally-sure-what-this-is-but-it-seems-like-it-might-be-interesting/important" posts. Creating a link to this site, say like this one, actually creates a new page on that site, much like how using a WikiWord works within a wiki. Apparently uses trackback and ping back as well. Curioser and curioser. - SWL [EdTechPost]
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MetaMap - Graphical Map of Metadata and other Standards Initiatives.

"The MetaMap is a pedagogical graphic which takes the form of a subway map. Its aim is to help the information science community to understand metadata standards, sets, and initiatives of interest in this area."

- via David Mattison's [TenThousandYearBlog] which I subscribe to, yet only found this by chance as his main RSS feed seems to be broken. Still, dig further into his categories as he is still blogging and finding great stuff.

[EdTechPost]

This map is amazing!

4:14:07 PM    
  
Radio Links - thomas n. burg | randgänge. (SOURCE:"emm")-Nice outline! [Roland Tanglao: WebCMS]
2:47:43 PM    
  
Weblogg-ed: Overwhelmed (and Trackback). Clarity!
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Bottom line: Trackback is basically a commenting technology.
</quote> [Roland Tanglao: WebCMS]
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Jon Udell: Blogs and InfoWorld. [Scripting News]

Why weblogs work as "viral marketing" and other mysteries.

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