rel-tag-examples-in-wild

<entry-title>rel-tag Examples in the wild</entry-title>

This page is an informative section of the rel-tag specification.

The following sites have published rel-tag, and thus are a great place to start for anyone looking for examples "in the wild" for inspiration, or try parsing and indexing.

new and uncategorized examples

• Amazon.com now uses rel-tag on individual product pages allowing users to tag products with tags to help other users find products easier, e.g. Febreze Fabric Refresher, Antimicrobial, 27-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6)
• Trust a Friend uses rel-tag for reviewed businesses in a city. For example: Le Gigot has the tags: French and Restaurant.
• Newsgrail uses rel-tag for an implementation of structured sematic tagging by OpenCalais.
• Actor David Swain uses rel-tag on all "tag" links on his site each pointing to its own tag-space.
• beeets is a tag-based event search engine that uses rel-tag on all "tag" links, each pointing to its own tag-space.
• Begin Running uses rel-tag on pages containing tagged content.
• Sun Factory uses rel-tag on some of its product pages. For example : Trophy Soccer Player.
• Snow World uses rel-tag on all "tag" links. As is built in b2evolution.
• gameshogun™ uses rel-tag on all "tag" links. A b2evolution implementation.
• ClothesOnline uses rel-tag for categorizing shops and brands, for example: Canada Goose.
• Huffduffer uses rel-tag on every page, pointing to its own tag space e.g. http://huffduffer.com/tags/microformats
• Pantry Moth Traps implements the rel-tag in articles where an authoritative source is known. (for example in the article Moth Trap Picks the tag Moth Trap)
• HighTechCville uses rel-tag on all the pages listing tagged content for people, organizations and events related to high tech in Charlottesville, VA.
• skateboardspot.info uses rel-tag in spotguide entries which are added to the site and categorized by the users (for example: “El Toro High School” spotguide entry).
• Idoneos.com uses rel-tag for conceptual links to its own tag space, a collection of 'concepts' (mostly spanish).
• Professional On The Web uses rel-tag for user entered tags which categorize web professionals and freelancers.
• CloudCuckoo (secure site but open to all) an EPiServer module distributed free by Interakting, generates tag clouds with rel-tag links.
• Lifetime.com uses rel- and rev-tags in all content pages.
• the my-Warehouse shopsystem implements rel-tags in box headings and categories links.
• Joseph Bergantine uses tags to categorize wallpapers and blog posts
• Codesignville uses rel-tag to indicate content categories.
• BossaLive uses rel-tag for tagging music. Publishes rel-tags for album, artist and genre.
  • Also uses hCard on user profile pages.
• qmpeople Uses rel-tag for translated tags into english, french and italian to meet new friends in different countries.
• Keevu.com uses rel-tag to indicate content categories on most pages, like venues
• Amazing Incredible uses rel-tag on content pages
• AuctionLink uses rel-tag on Auction Sales Listings tags.
  • Could also use hCard, e.g. on [1] Andy Mabbett
• Christian Hess uses rel-tag on his homepage blog and several other pages of his site.
• Spacedust uses rel-tag to mark up gallery pages.
• My Opera uses rel-tag for tags on all user's blog entries.
• Dev Opera uses rel-tag on all article tags.
• UNT International uses rel-tag to indicate content categories on most pages
• Yedda - Yedda publishes rel-tags for all of the tags the people entered on themselves as well as on all tags entered on questions asked on Yedda.
• Lingr publishes rel-tags for all user entered tags.
• ODEO publishes rel-tags for user entered tags.
• Eventful publishes rel-tags for user entered tags.
• Spinn3r implements rel-tag as well as RSS and Atom subject and categories.
• Web of Fate publishes rel-tags for future predictions.