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Greasemonkey: Greasemonkey Script for web mail clients	According to the Greasemonkey maintainers: 'Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension which lets you to add bits of DHTML ("user scripts") to any web page to change its behavior. In much the same way that user CSS lets you take control of a web page's style, user scripts let you easily control any aspect of a web page's design or interaction.' You'll find Greasemonkey installation instructions at http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org. We created a Greasemonkey script to integrate your outgoing tags with GMail and Yahoo Mail. Note that the script will only work for the Tagalag account associated with the specific GMail or Yahoo address. You do not have to be logged into Tagalag for the script to operate. While Greasemonkey scripts are susceptible to changes in sites' structure, we'll do our best to make sure it stays operational. Greasemonkey users, right click here and select "Install User Script." Screenshots of Yahoo! Mail and Gmail.
Blog Services:	Tagalag blog services adds a blog box as pictured below, to your web page. It also enables a suite of soon to be determined, really cool javascript web services. Highly expirimental and subject to change without notice! Use at your own risk. Login to generate a short Javascript <script> block that embeds a Tagalag box. background=A40000 background=000000 background=FFFFFF
Email Interface: Carbon Copy a Tagalag address to define tags from within an email.	`From: johnwehr@gmail.com To: bgates@microsoft.com Subject: Hey did you hear about Tagalag? Cc: tagalag@tagalag.com Hey Bill, Call me back, we should talk about this new project I've been working on. John e: johnwehr@gmail.com p: 404-555-5555 aim: wehriam Tagalag: rich microsoft monopolist` Carbon copy (CC) tagalag@tagalag.com. Include a line starting with "tagalag:" (not case sensitive, it just has to start a new line) followed by tags for the recipient. Note that it may take a while for email interface assigned tags to appear.
API: Tagalag REST web service	profile_email OR profile_id The email or Tagalag id of the profile you are requesting information about. taggees Requests the profile's outgoing tags. api.xml?profile_email=johnwehr@gmail.com&taggees api.xml?profile_id=1&taggees taggers Requests the profile's incoming tags. api.xml?profile_email=johnwehr@gmail.com&taggers api.xml?profile_id=1&taggers about Requests the profile's meta information api.xml?profile_email=johnwehr@gmail.com&about api.xml?profile_id=1&about These parameters can be combined. api.xml?profile_email=johnwehr@gmail.com&about&taggers&taggees api.xml?profile_id=1&about&taggers&taggees (user_email OR user_id) AND password Your Tagalag email or ID and your Tagalag password. Causes incoming taggee and tagger email addresses to be displayed when profile_email is the same as user_email. Also returns an authentication token. api.xml?profile_id=1&user_id=1&password=notmypassword&taggees api.xml?password=notmypassword&user_id=1
XFN: XHTML Friends Network	Tagalag supports the XFN Vocabulary. The following tags are symmetric: kin, co-resident, neighbor, co-worker, met, colleague, sibling, and spouse. If Sarah tags Matt as spouse, Matt will automatically tag Sarah as spouse. Parent is the inverse of child. If John tags Diane as parent, Diane will automatically tag John as child. Likewise, if Diane tags John as child, John will automatically tag Diane as parent.