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uml Symbols ??? Tag row ???
On my Official Forum Basketball "home page" I see little "tag" symbols, on the far right, under the title "Rating", on two recent threads: "NFHS,Part 1, 2008", and "Most annoying coach?". When I move my cursor over them they say "uml".
What are these "tag" symbols used for? And what's the purpose of the "Tags", and "Edit Tags" row at the bottom of the page where I read each post? |
The tags are a way to find posts by topic. The tags are entered by posters in the "edit tags" line. For instance, one of the threads in the football forum about the Chargers-Broncos game was tagged "fan boys," "get over it," and "howler monkeys.":D
If you see these tags on a post you can click on that tag to see all posts with that tag. For instance, say we get some more whining after other controversial plays in the NFL. A poster can tag those threads "fan boys" as well, and when you need a laugh you can click the "fan boys" tag at the bottom of the thread to see more threads like it. The search function is now set up to search for tags as well. I have seen tag systems like this used in many blogs so readers can find entries by topic. Those tags can entered by the author of the blog or the readers themselves. I do not know what "uml" means or why a poster would enter that as a tag. |
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Now where have I seen <b>that</b> abbreviation before?:confused: Naw....can't be....... |
I don't have a clue.
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I Give Up ???
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Unified Modeling Language, an object modeling and specification language used in software engineering User-mode Linux, an architectural port of the Linux kernel University of Massachusetts Lowell, in the United States Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist), a Nepalese communist party created in 1991 |
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I'm glad you guys weren't around when I gave up crack cocaine.
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3) Make a decision to turn my posts and images over to the care of the Supreme Moderator. Going on almost forty-eight hours now. When do I get my coin? (I bet there are a lot of twelve step coin images on the internet. Maybe I'll just take a quick peak to see what's available? That certainly can't hurt? Can it?) |
uml could be the umlaut - the two dots over a vowel in some languages.
ä and Ä ë and Ë ï and Ï ö and Ö ü and Ü ÿ and Ÿ |
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