Users are increasingly sharing their product interests and experiences with others on e-
commerce websites. For example, users can “tag” products using their own words, and …

A social networking system determines the meaning of an anchor term used in a
communication received from a communicating user. Candidate nodes are identified in the …

This paper examines the use of crowdsourcing informal and discretionary tags in accounting
and finance. Crowd-provided tags employ short amounts of text to capture some …

This article examines tagging as knowledge organization. Tagging is a kind of indexing, a
process of labelling and categorizing information made to support resource discovery for …

Let k denote an integer greater than 2, let G denote ak-partite graph, and let S denote the set
of all maximal k-partite cliques in G. Several open questions concerning the computation of …

Crowdsourcing has emerged as a way to harvest social wisdom from thousands of
volunteers to perform a series of tasks online. However, little research has been devoted to …

Participatory archiving hinges on the 'sharing of authority and control/curation between the
archivist and a body of users who self-identify as stakeholders in the archives' content'. 2 …

The literature often views the emergence of social tagging as a potential alternative method
to controlled vocabulary for organizing and indexing large-scale information resources. In …

Building taxonomies for Web content manually is costly and timeconsuming. An alternative
is to allow users to create folksonomies: collective social classifications. However …

With the development of social interaction techniques and social tagging mechanisms,
online academic community as a new platform has greatly changed the way users organize …