For years, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has posed the idea of a
semantic web
that will be smarter through tagging. I’ve always
said the
flaw with this idea is that people make mistakes with tagging. Google’s also
said this type of thing before, as well — but Google’s director of search Peter
Norvig gave fresh pushback yesterday when on a panel with Lee.
Google exec challenges
Berners-Lee from News.com has the details, with Norvig explaining that site
owners often don’t tag information correctly, along with some simply being
misleading. True enough.
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