Fear of wicked world domination revealed in del.icio.us tag labeling ;-) 

World Outline - aka Dave Winer's Master Plan to Structurize the Web with OPML directory representation
By BillyG
on OPML

http://del.icio.us/BillyG/OPML

Speaking of tags, it occurred to me today that our brains tag things, too. What made me think of it: I stated as an absolute fact that a person attended a particular NYU masters program.

Later I checked myself, realized I was wrong, and why I'd remembered it wrong. Several weeks ago, I took in the info that this guy was in a Parson's masters program. Completely subconsciously I must have thought, "Oh, like Nan" (a friend who took her bachelor's at Parsons and master's at NYU). The tag I unknowingly assigned to the data was not "Parsons," it was "like Nan." So when it came time to retrieve the data, my tag worked just fine, but I had input the wrong tag. Our brains are funny and endlessly fascinating, aren't they.

Hmm, wonder what this is 

Found in my podcast's latest visitors report tonight:

/cast/podcast.php

Http Code: 200 Date: Nov 30 01:08:43 Http Version: HTTP/1.1 Size in Bytes: 70907

Referer: -

Agent: opml agent 8

Wonder what OPML Agent 8 is. Does it have anything to do with Barbara Feldman?