Finally, an article that I knew all about the topic at hand.  It was interesting to read about the history of a blog.  I thought it was a little newer than it was, but then again, there are many things that surprise me.  The popularity of a blog is definitely coming around.  I had heard of them before this class, but had never used one.  Since the beginning of class, I have had the experience of working with three now.  They are a little easier to manage than email, but sometimes I forget to check them, whereas I check my email daily, if not several times a day.  Then again, perhaps it is just a habit that I got into and could do so with a blog.
Wikis, on the other hand, I have not had the privilege of using.  I mean, I have read information on wikipedia and stuff, but have never added any information to one.  The thought is good, but it seems to me that it is very similar to a blog. 
Folksonomy.  Fun word.
Tagging is a good idea and I like that it would be saved on the Internet.  I just had a similar problem at work.  Not worrying about where I had saved something from, but I had all my favorites saved on my work computer and then the server crashed and I lost everything.  I had to go back and try to remember what I had on there.  It would have been much easier to have gone online to locate them.
It was interesting to hear the video on Wikipedia.  I had always liked to use Wikipedia, but I wasn’t sure of the authenticity.  I mean, if everyone has access to edit it at any time, couldn’t I get on and put some type of nonsense answer under a topic?  I liked that they could see what was changed when questioning a change on the page.  Especially when someone edits anonymously.
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