> What good is a term without a scheme? And without a label either, all > you know is that something is from category #4. How is this useful?
Graham: See del.icio.us. Someone's "apple" tag may relate to their career in fruit, while my "apple" tag may relate to computers... but in most cases, there's enough overlap for del.icio.us to do useful things. Same thing here. My "Flash" animation category may not really relate to the "Flash" category on an exhibitionist porn site, but I'm betting I'll get more good matches than bad over time. Particularly when dealing with the finite universe of my desktop aggregator. Naturally, folks with numeric IDs or whatever won't be able to cash in on random connections, but those are the folks who will be most likely to add @scheme and @label to their elements. -- Roger Benningfield
