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PeopleTags and TagAssist

by Kristopher Tate | 6 March 2006 | Announcements | 3 Comments

PeopleTag inside of TagAssist So, tags are really cool. People are really cool, as well — I added PeopleTags awhile back to try and connect people to photos. But the problem always was that I use regular tag search a lot and sometimes I’m searching for a tag that is a person anyways — that connection didn’t jump over! So, I’ve built-in a new framework called TagAssist. Basically, if TagAssist sees that your query matches a person, it will show photos that represent that person, and even give you a link right to their photo catalogue! Nifty, I know.

So, check it out. Search for Me, Vinnie, Sam, Michael, Paul, or Kağan — we’ll all show-up!

Lastly, I’ve improved the Photo and People menus so that when you are on a people or photo page, the appropriate bar will stay lit. When you use Zooomr, you’ll see what I mean.

Thanks,

Kristopher Tate

3 Comments

  1. Official Zooomr Blog : Find Photos by Airport said on 19 Mar 2006 at 11:44 pm:

    […] This is something cool that I have cooked-up to show how awesome geotags are. Just like PeopleTags, TagAssist now can find geotags located near an airport! Currently there are 2940 airports supported between the two major airport codes — ICAO and IATA. This means that when you search for SFO (San Francisco), SJC (San Jose), LAX (Los Angeles), or RJTT (Tokyo), Zooomr will automatically display geotags from the region. Furthermore, if you click on the airport name, a LightMap will open-up to show you all of the photos in that vicinity. Pretty cool, I think. […]

  2. Official Zooomr Blog : More TagAssist Goodies said on 30 Mar 2006 at 8:36 pm:

    […] I simply love TagAssist; it’s just so handy! How could it get any better? Why, add US States and World States, of course! […]

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