On Wed, 18 Jun 2008, Alia Sheikh wrote:
So I might be coming late to the party, but have y'all seen this?
http://wordle.net/
Not all that late, as far as I can see - nothing particularly new (I have
a backstage tag cloud tshirt somewhere...) but a nice and simple way of
playing with
Alia,
Thanks for posting that. They are quite interesting and pretty word
clouds.
I'm just wondering if people actually use them? For example, they used to
appear on sites like CiF, but they have been removed.
They also seem a usability nightmare...
I'm guessing there is probably some
I just realised that these are just pictures, the don't actually do
anything...
2008/6/19 Brian Butterworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Alia,
Thanks for posting that. They are quite interesting and pretty word
clouds.
I'm just wondering if people actually use them? For example, they used to
I'm just wondering if people actually use them? For example, they used to
appear on sites like CiF, but they have been removed.
Probably shortly after Jeffry Zeldman described them as the mullet of web 2.0 ;)
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yup, 'fraid so:) I just rather liked it
wikipedia gets you any number of more useful ones under
Tag Cloud Tools and Articles:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_cloud
Alia
Brian Butterworth wrote:
I just realised that these are just pictures, the don't actually do
anything...
2008/6/19
So I might be coming late to the party, but have y'all seen this?
http://wordle.net/
It's a toy for generating 'word clouds' from text that you provide. The
clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in
the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts,
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