This page defines and interprets some of the tags i use on Delicious.
I try to use singular nouns, and infinitive verbs. I might use gerunds (hosting), agent nouns (browser), etc.
semweb: sematic web
ac, cpw, spw: AmendableCode? CommunityProgrammableWiki? SelfProgrammingWiki?
pnp: the p vs np problem
net: network
cs: computer science
ai: artificial intelligence
neuro: neuroscience
infotech: information technology
sl: second life
stat, stats: statistics
pl: programminglanguages programming languages (usually discussions about programming language design)
symbolic: symbolic systems
keybord: keyboard
bio: biology
ref: reference
parallel: parallel processing
temp: temporary
lib: library (usually a computer programming library)
vps: virtual private server
gae: google app engine
foss: free open source software
electrophys: electrophysiology
ml: machine learning
dev: having to do with software development or software engineering
vote: voting and voting systems
toread----, toread---, toread--, toread-, toread, toread+, toread++, toread+++, toread++++: ascending categories of priority of things for me to read. basically, i never read any of it.
todo---, todo--, todo-, todo, todo+, todo++, todo+++: ascending categories of priority of things for me to do
tobemined: pages that include links that i want to check out
work: things having to do with a project at my job
bookmarks bookmarks_menu more more[1..9] unsorted_bookmarks: fairly useless tags which were automatically introduced when i imported my webbrowser bookmarks into delicious
intro: an introduction to some topic
course, class: a course, for example a course in school
neat: something that i think is "neat" (kinda like says it's "interesting" and/or "cool"}
top: a list of the top N somethings
vs: versus
list lists: a list
review: a review
taghog, filterd, filteredcommunication: TagHog?
pietrust, iteratedgiving: PieTrust?
e-rig: open source electrophysiology rig software that i wrote
ac,cpw,spw, hypotheticalconstitution, comparativelaw comparativeconstitutional law
meta: my math project on metareference (not posted anywhere i think)
python: usually the programming language
unison: the synchronizer
domain: usually DNS domain. see also "registrar"
local: about a place, probably a place where i've lived or visited a lot