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Hierarchy vs. facets vs. tags

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Hierarchy vs. facets vs. tags

Tim Finin, 5:50pm 30 July 2005

Mimi Yin has a nice discussion of three alternatives for organizing things on the Open Source Applications Foundation journal wiki. There are many other interesting entries in their journal.

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