--- In [email protected], "sheila miguez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I'm annoyed at having to rely on my memory of my tagging strategies to
> remember which tag I used, or annoyed at knowing that I won't be able
> to rely on my memory, so I err on the side of using an annoying number
> of versions of a concept. Then at retrieval time I end up trying to
> recall which words I used that time.
>
> sheila
Sheila,
Trying to create the appropriate tag for future use is a difficult
problem and your suggestion has merit. However, I find regex great for
computer programmers but not of much use for the average Joe.
Consequently, what is the right approach? Well, I haven't the foggiest,
but these two folks certainly will add intellectual soup to your
delimma:
1. The Present Failure of Tagging
<http://www.benjaminbooth.com/tableorbooth/2005/09/the_present_fai.html#\
more>
2. A Cognitive Analysis of Tagging
<http://www.rashmisinha.com/archives/05_09/tagging-cognitive.html>
It certainly got my brain spinning.
Cheers,
Bob K.
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