meet.ag _tagtomeet
A meetag is a word or an unspaced phrase prefixed with an underscore ("_").
It is a form of metadata tag you use to meet with someone or something.
It is the constructed word representing a static or dynamically moving/changing geolocalized entity.
Words in messages on microblogging and social networking services may be tagged by putting "_" before them, either as they appear in a sentence, (e.g. "There is a concert going _montreuxjazzfestival", "the world wide web was invented _cern _geneve", ...) or appended to it.
Meetags makes it easy to understand where you mean. It can also be mapped using a compatible browser that will link the meetag to its potentially moving geographical location. The geoposition can then be tracked by:
- looking at places on maps (e.g. openstreetmap, ...)
- by tracking messages on online services like twitter, instagram, ... including the equivalent hashtag or @ identifier you can represent positions relative to a specific internet identity (e.g. "@therealjonyive is _tim_cook" to show somebody following someone else, ...)
- using latitude/longitude/altitude/radius (e.g. _46.44/8.07 - Aletsch glacier in Switzerland, with altitude and radius being optional, in meters)
- ... you'll find some other ways ...
It is the simplest/shortest way for expressing the dynamic nature of real world presence (e.g. landmarks, persons, groups, events, ... ).
Try it, and it will soon seem indispensable. Tags used to meet... :)
© 2014 meet.ag - @tagtomeet
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