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Monday, February 22nd, 2010
When tags and labels shouldn't be usedBy Tyler King
In the software world, there are two primary systems for organizing information: folders and tags (also called labels). The difference is most noticeable as people transition from Outlook to Gmail, but I want to talk about the more general uses of tags and folders. Specifically, I
Tags: Using Technology, Software
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