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]]> By: Korakot Chaovavanich http://battellemedia.com/archives/2004/02/being_jon_kleinberg.php#comment-25011 Korakot Chaovavanich Thu, 22 Sep 2005 07:04:58 +0000 http://battellemedia.com/archives/2004/02/being_jon_kleinberg.php#comment-25011 <p>I think 'tagging' or folksonomy can help with the<br /> reverse search a bit. What is needed is to let<br /> people tag on keyword or concept itself. Then you<br /> narrow down the search of concept by using tags.</p> <p>Key success factor is a lot of paticipation is <br /> needed to cover most concepts. (But still possible)<br /> At least, you can retrieve all concepts you had<br /> tagged yourself.</p> I think ‘tagging’ or folksonomy can help with the
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people tag on keyword or concept itself. Then you
narrow down the search of concept by using tags.

Key success factor is a lot of paticipation is
needed to cover most concepts. (But still possible)
At least, you can retrieve all concepts you had
tagged yourself.

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I read the article on your page while looking for material on how search engines work. I am a reference librarian and historical researcher, and I find a big problem with the way search engines currently work. Why can’t I put in a term like “text” or “document” that will give me real stuff instead of just references to the document or book, like I usually get.

This is weird, but there is a little old man named Morris Spivak, nearly 100 years old, who wrote a paper called “Thunder in the Index” which I read when I was a student at Hebrew Union College, where he lived at the time. The book was about this off-the-wall 3-D indexing system, based on the formula E=mc3 (cubed), that the Library of Congress reviewed and said had no apparent practical purpose for indexing. I think what he said, or something like it, could work on the internet.

Avi

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