Now when you generate your spiffy new cloud, you get the HTML source code along with it so you can easily post it on your own web pages and blogs. The code and its rendered image are released under an Attribution-NonCommercial Creative Commons License, which means you are totally free to copy, distribute, display and [...]
Many many bug-fixes have gone live. Your tag clouds are more accurate than ever and the interface has been tweaked to address many usability issues. Clouds away!
Those who are used to buying different car audio systems every year, are usually the ones who have the latest laptop computers in addition to desktop computers as well [...]
I’ve been showing TagCrowd around to friends and colleagues lately (easy user testing). It’s fun to watch people get into playing with it, seeking out ever-more interesting texts, speeches or poetry to visualize and compare. It made me realize that TagCrowd needs a photo gallery of clouds, each linking to its source text.
I find that [...]
Since I now apparently have a growing user community (all ten of you!), I decided to add an easy feedback form for reporting bugs, making feature requests, declaring your undying love, etc.
Update: As of this writing, about two years after this blog post was first published, TagCrowd’s community has grown to an average of 700 [...]
By far the most-frequently requested feature has been a way to prune certain irrelevant tags from tag clouds — i.e. create a tag blacklist.
Of course, everyone has a different opinion about which tags are irrelevant and, moreover, those opinions change depending on the particular text being visualized.
What was needed was a way for users (you!) [...]
Here you’ll find development updates and plans, musings on tagging innovations, and frequent mispellings of ‘tag clowd’ [sic].
~ Daniel ‘joining the crowd’ Steinbock
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