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Amazingly, LT has no wish list either. I keep rethinking how to do it. I'll be interested to see how you do it. I like to do creative things, but I can't figure out how to make this more creative.
I don't know what got into me last night, I just went on and on in my post. I look forward to reading your reply, because you have a very empirical approach to tagging (as in your recent study of LT vs. Amazon tagging activity) which is the angle from which I need it explained to me.
SC.com is languishing a bit at the moment, sadly. It's always the danger with a hobby project, I suppose. I still have big plans on the drawing board, and I hope to trick some family and friends to help me with the site, but for now it's coasting a bit while I take care of other things. My family always want more wishlist features, since we're heavy users of that. But for me, it's always been about learning more about the items in one's collection, browsing them in a larger context, in a sense. When next I dig in, that's where I'll focus my energy, I think.
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SC.com is languishing a bit at the moment, sadly. It's always the danger with a hobby project, I suppose. I still have big plans on the drawing board, and I hope to trick some family and friends to help me with the site, but for now it's coasting a bit while I take care of other things. My family always want more wishlist features, since we're heavy users of that. But for me, it's always been about learning more about the items in one's collection, browsing them in a larger context, in a sense. When next I dig in, that's where I'll focus my energy, I think.