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  If you have been around blogging long enough, you will continually hear about the blogging “A List.”This is supposedly a group of “in” bloggers who have massive and popular blogs.Usually the references to the A List are alluding to the fact that they only ever link to each other and that it is very difficult for a new blogger to gain any traction in the world of blogging because they can never get links from this clique. In fact there seems to be at least a littlefor this accusation.» The Blogging “A List” - Jamdo Blog Marketing
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  A combination of the words(orfolks) and, the termfolksonomyhas been attributed to. “Taxonomy” is from the Greektaxisandnomos.Taxismeans “classification”, andnomos(ornomia) means “management”. “Folk” is from the Old Englishfolc, meaning people. So “folksonomy” literally means “people’s classification management”. The features that would later be termed “folksonomy” appeared inin late 2003 and inthey were demonstrated in 2002and the ideas were discussed long time before. They were quickly replicated in other. Thomas Vander Wal has stated that folksonomy is a subset of tagging and it is “tagging that works”.Beyond Folksonomies » What is a Folksonomy?
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