It would be nice if there were a way to add tags retrospectively both to my own posts and others. Wendy’s note makes me want to add tags like “book” and “to read”
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Tags: blog, secondLife (7), status (51), virtualWorlds (9)I am, by the way, trying to start a blogging practice on my internal IBM blogs. One is mainly for personal notes, the other is a more traditional blog. The latest entry is here.
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