Comments on: A blog for the International Journal of Fracture http://blogs.springer.com/frac/uncategorized/a-blog-for-the-international-journal-of-fracture/ The official blog of the journal. Moderated by Editor-in-Chief Ravi Chandar Fri, 26 Oct 2007 18:03:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Teng Li http://blogs.springer.com/frac/uncategorized/a-blog-for-the-international-journal-of-fracture/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Teng Li Thu, 26 Oct 2006 01:50:59 +0000 http://blogs.springer.com/frac/?p=5#comment-3 This is exiting! It's great to see publishers like Springer diving into the Web2.0 trend. This blog will facilitate the interaction between the authors and the readers, which in turn adds value to IJF itself. I'd like to propose the following suggestion. Since each IJF article has a list of keywords. Is it possible to automatically assign such keywords as the tags for each article? This way, a tag cloud can be generated to help readers to search articles by category/keywords. Tag cloud can also be used to highlight most popular topics in the articles published in IJF. This is exiting! It’s great to see publishers like Springer diving into the Web2.0 trend. This blog will facilitate the interaction between the authors and the readers, which in turn adds value to IJF itself.

I’d like to propose the following suggestion. Since each IJF article has a list of keywords. Is it possible to automatically assign such keywords as the tags for each article? This way, a tag cloud can be generated to help readers to search articles by category/keywords. Tag cloud can also be used to highlight most popular topics in the articles published in IJF.

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