The short, and flippant answer would be “use del.icio.us, and then it will make sense”.
The longer answer is that the ability to create quick and easy categories changes your basic relationship categorization, choosing now to describe each post with a handful of keywords aka tags which come to act as the facetts of your classification scheme. Categories then remerge over time without the some of the problems inherent in more static categorization schemes.
In retrospect my short and flippant answer was probably more useful 🙂
Oh, and that tab auto-completion, and quasi-intelligent prompting of related categories makes it possible to deal with the order of magnitude increase in total categories.
I do not understand the use nor concept. Could someone explain?
You’re not alone. I’m pretty lost on this too.
So am I.???
The short, and flippant answer would be “use del.icio.us, and then it will make sense”.
The longer answer is that the ability to create quick and easy categories changes your basic relationship categorization, choosing now to describe each post with a handful of keywords aka tags which come to act as the facetts of your classification scheme. Categories then remerge over time without the some of the problems inherent in more static categorization schemes.
In retrospect my short and flippant answer was probably more useful 🙂
Oh, and that tab auto-completion, and quasi-intelligent prompting of related categories makes it possible to deal with the order of magnitude increase in total categories.
Matt, are you planning on bringing this natively into WordPress?
No.