tantekalso I tried the argument that "…" communicates when to click, but that didn't fly (because no one else follows that publishing convention for when to click a link and when to ignore it as a permashortlink)
tantekas long as you're still posting *some* content (even just @-replies) *only* to Twitter (and not your own site), you're not (yet) treating Twitter as "just syndication" :P
barnabywalterslast night was one of those ones where I kept having to get up to write down ideas — specifically, ones about taking emergent patterns in the flexibly-tagged notes I’m producing and making those patterns into discrete resources
barnabywaltersfor example, if I want to maintain a list of bookmarks/links to do with hurdy gurdies, do I do it in a wiki page or with notes tagged #gurdy #bookmark
barnabywalterstags are adequate for findability but as a tagging schema/IA is highly personal and ever-changing, they’re not much use for this sort of thing
barnabywaltersi.e. the way I use tags: I start out by not knowing how I want to categorise stuff, I tag it flexibly, I start seeing patterns after a while — the problem is, no-one else knows these patterns
barnabywaltersanyway, I have some ideas which I’m going to implement and see how well they work. Just thought I’d air my thinkings here in case anyone else has similar ideas/problems
tantektommorris - how about posting @-replies on your own site that are able to link-up their twitter copy to the tweet that they're in response to? e.g. as Barnaby has done with: http://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/1027/