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	><title>Sacha Chua - tag - socialbookmarking</title>
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		<title type="html">Social researchers</title>
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		<updated>2006-02-18T08:59:00Z</updated>
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		<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>One of the most wonderful things about social bookmarking research is,<br>
well, how very social it is. We congregate around our systems like the<br>
way people used to gather around water coolers. I love the way that<br>
the first impression I get from a page is not of link counts or tags,<br>
but of people with varied interests, and I want to improve support for<br>
collaboration in order to bring people out even more.</p>
<p>Another remarkable thing about social bookmarking is that people into<br>
it _love_ sharing information. They share bookmarks, bibliographies &#8211;<br>
heck, even blogs. I can browse around a social bookmarking site and<br>
get a sense not only of what I need to know about the system itself<br>
but also the other hobbies and interests of the early adopters.</p>
<p>It's an amazing field to get into, and very very exciting.</p>

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