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steve.museum announces facebook application: tag art in your profile


steve on facebooksteve.museum has released enhancements to the steve tagger. you can now:

  • share images and tags
  • invite others to participate, and
  • display your tagged works on a Facebook profile pages, invite FB friends to tag, and see the most popular tagged works of art.

the steve tagger is at http://tagger.steve.museum. please create an account if you haven't done so. it's optional, but helps with the research.

the steve Facebook application (steve Art Tagger) is at http://apps.facebook.com/steve-museum/. When you install it, you’ll be asked to link your FB account to your steve account [or to create a new one].

[note: if you would like to explore both the steve tagger and the Facebook application, you must close your browser between sessions. the steve tagger remembers you; right now, once you are linked with FB, you can't be unlinked.]

if you want to see what the tagger looks like, try my Facebook profile page.

/jt

jtrant's picture

the steve tagger for facebook is no longer available. if you're interested in art for your profile, check out ArtShare.

/jt

j. trant archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com

j. trant co-founder Museums and the Web | partner archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com

jtrant's picture

it's a profile-based application. you can send works of art to friends to tag as well.

jt

j. trant archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com

j. trant co-founder Museums and the Web | partner archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com