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Folksonomies

David Weinberger has an interesting post on folksonomies and a rebuttal of some criticism from the taxonomy camp which he ends with:

Folksonomies are not only frequently more useful than top-down taxonomies; they better reflect the bottom-up, messy, ambiguous, inconsistent, social nature of meaning—despite Aristotle and the tradition his genius spawned.

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