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<title>Tagmash: Book tagging grows up</title>
<description>LibraryThing's Tagmash pulls together books at the intersection of 2 tags (e.g. dog &amp;amp; humor).   Something like LCSH strings created on the fly ;)</description>
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<title>When tags work and when they don't: Amazon and LibraryThing</title>
<description>Compares tagging on LibraryThing to Amazon&amp;nbsp; (written by the LibraryThing founder)&lt;br /&gt;</description>
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<title>Catalog your books with LibraryThing</title>
<description>Web application LibraryThing lets you catalog all the books you own and use tags to organize your collection.&lt;br /&gt; Add book titles by entering a title and viewing search results from the Library of Congress or Amazon. LibraryThing adds the book&amp;rsquo;s card to your catalog with ISBN, publisher, year and an image of the book cover. You have space to add a book summary, tags, your comments and a review. See what other users also have each book in their library and what they&amp;rsquo;ve tagged it. LibraryThing is an impressive cataloging app that feels like del.icio.us for books.</description>
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