A very different approach to tagging. Discovered at the Ask ET forum, a new way to present tagged articles. Ask ET uses a totally different approach. Instead of linking to pages for each tag, it simply shows the tagged articles inline. No separate screens. No navigation. It's a beautifully simple solution. Very nice. Is there a Wordpress plugin by any chance?

From the Wordpress development blog: WordPress 2.3.1 is almost ready to go. Great. Just what I want to hear, especially having not graduated disassociated to WP 2.3. Yet. I have however (just) upgraded The InterChange Desk, and the new native tagging feature works a treat. While I have nothing against Ultimate Tag Warrior, it just seems to make sense to use the in-house tagging system. The ... Read full entry

Browsershots: "Test your web design in different browsers." Very useful tool for web designers and bloggers who are interested in how their website displays in different browsers. (Internet Explorer is but one browser!) It can take a while for screen shots to generate depending how many you request, but the wait is worth it. FILE magazine: features an eclectic collection of photography that presents subjects a little differently. You ... Read full entry

Possibly the most noteworthy feature of the recent Wordpress 2.3 release is the new tagging function. To use tags up until now in WP, it has been necessary to install a plugin, such as Ultimate Tag Warrior. While effective, some people feel UTW is just a tad too difficult to set up and use though. And while WP 2.3 removes the need for third party tag ... Read full entry

Office gossip, an essential skill: This is of interest. "If you are constantly off having coffee with a colleague, chatting in the tea room and swapping office gossip over the printer, you are not a slacker. Not at all, in fact you are likely to be a high-performing manager." 7 Ways to use StumbleUpon as a Discovery Tool: great write up from Meg at Dipping into the ... Read full entry