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January 4, 2008

Notes in depth: searching and tagging

We didn’t get all web 3.0 on you and add tags and notes and ratings and widgets to every property, but for the folksonomy lovers out there, you can get all the benefits of tagging without the buzzwords or user interface clutter.

Tagging Step 1: Write a note with your tag (”keeper“)

keeper 1

Tagging Step 2: Use the same keyword in other notes

keeper 2

Tagging Step 3: Search for the keyword (this is the useful part)

keeper 3

Tagging Step 4: Peruse your list of “keepers”

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2 Responses to “Notes in depth: searching and tagging”

  1. scott said:
    June 19th, 2008 at 7:26 pm

    Is there a way to search for only 1 story houses? I’ve tried adding that to the text search, and it doesn’t work.

  2. Galen said:
    June 20th, 2008 at 10:13 am

    Scott, there isn’t a dead-simple way of doing this right now. Searching for “Rambler or Bungalow” brings up a lot of the one story homes, but there are definitely more that don’t have those words in the description.

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