Tagging the planet

Comments to this weblog entry:

This thing would make much more sense if items could have links. Without, its use is rather limited (or unexciting). Though half-baked, it shows the way to go in popular geo-annotation.

Yep, I'm also missing Links and Upload of Pictures. I would like to see a "fusion"/"merger" of Plazes and Tagzania.

More geo-annotation: HotOrNot + Google Maps ;-)

Hi!

I'm one of the developpers of Tagzania. Many, many thanks for your tests and feedbacks! :-)

In fact, the system had an URL upload fields in alpha, but we thought it was too much for the launch so we removed it. (Too much and no so structured metadata, I mean).

You ask urls, someone else photos and someone else... Maybe later we'll show a wider text area so that you will be able to add URLs and links to external objects in HTML, as Flickr does for example.

You have very interesting site!
Respect you!
http://louisellipsehandbag.iespana.es

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.hebig.com/mt/mt-tb.cgi/2467

“ […] John Gruber erzählt über Fußnoten in Blogs; bei quintessenz findet sich Kritik zur umstrittenen "EU-Richtlinienentwurf zur Vorratsspeicherung von Verkehrsdaten aus den Mobilfunknetzen und dem Internet". Mit Tagzania gibt es einen Dienst, der Google... ”

Post a new comment

If you want to leave a comment, I would like to know who you are. Your email address will not appear on the site as plain text - so spam bots can't harvest your address.

Your IP will be logged. If you think this imposes an invasion of your privacy, do not leave a comment.

LinkSpam and/or commercial messages will be deleted.

Your name: (required)


Your email address: (required)


Your URL: (optional)


Comments:


Remember personal info?
YesNo