Everything is better with tags. I just printed up business cards for OSCON. I put my name, and Locative Technologis, and then a bunch of tags:

oscon2005 perl geowanker gps geocoder mysql postgis linux osx apache photo d70 make google gmaps maps _mapping hacks_ author ajax community networking wifi nocat fablab dorkbot

I am amazed both at how many there are, and how many things are not on that list. It is mostly focused on the geek side of my life, no mention of the kids for example, but it isn't just professional tags. So what isn't on the list? There are things not on the list because I didn't think of them, or they didn't seem relevant, and many other things that just don't seem to apply to my current areas of focus.

How many things are there that don't apply to me? music, art, philosophy, ethics, economics, finance, physics, medicine, biology, etc etc.

And I think most of what isn't on the list is pretty darn interesting. But you get to pick things, or you just become the sort of people who picks certain things, and there you are.

Hot or Not now has personals. I was surfing it because there is a hot or not google map hack-it probably won't make it in, but it is a hack.