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Scott McMullan has been thinking about events, self-discovering systems, semantic tagging, and the future of date-based web content. Riffing on Flickr, Del.icio.us, and a couple others, he sees, ultimately, meta-tagged events flowing from web publishers through various tools, right down to your calendar app of choice.

Cool stuff. I tag my web links with Del.icio.us, my photos with Flickr, categorize my blog posts, drop my emails into named folders and tag my Gmails. I’d love to be able to tag the event related stuff I look at (movies, shows, concerts) plus my own calendar’s items. But, with all these tags floating around, where can I bring this all together? Where can I find everything I’ve tagged “events”, like my pictures from the conference I went to or the emails to friends about the conference.

As the API-based web 2.0 rolls forward, I want a browser based tag wrangler, a meta-app that helps me navigate my own tags. Throw in an outliner, the ability to write a few notes, and I’d be a happy man.