Blogging About Open Repositories 2007? Use the ‘icor2007′ tag.
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Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007, at 10:46 pm, and filed under
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Are you blogging the Open Repositories conference in San Antonio this week? Are you posting pictures to Flickr?
if so, may I suggest using the ‘icor2007′ tag when posting your content. When doing so, the HitchHikr service will aggregate content from Technorati and Flickr based on that tag. (Why not simply “or2007″? — it looks like that tag picks up extra cruft in a non LATIN-1 character set.)
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At the info desk at OR2007, they are suggesting the tag “or2007″. I’ve tagged a grand total of one site in del.icio.us that way so far. Any reason to go with this other tag instead?
[quote comment="11699"]At the info desk at OR2007, they are suggesting the tag “or2007″. I’ve tagged a grand total of one site in del.icio.us that way so far. Any reason to go with this other tag instead?[/quote]
I added the ‘or2007′ tag to the HitchHikr listing for this conference, so you can see the cruft that comes in when adding that. Interesting enough, if one does a search for ‘or2007′ on Technorati itself, the cruft is not there. Since HitchHikr proportedly uses Technorati, I’m not sure where it is coming from.
HitchHikr only looks at blog postings and Flikr, so it won’t pick up the Del.Icio.Us postings.
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