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&lt;div&gt;The future? God, I hope not.This is just lazy fad-chasing. Tag cludos are nice for providing an overview of the content of a site, but as far as navigational metaphors go  yikes. It&#039;s not structured in the least, and it&#039;s basically just a hard-to-read sitemap, neutered of any additional information. Not to mention the fact that most of their items are just web2.0 buzzwords with no content behind them In short, a tag cloud is to site navigation as a sparkline is to a real graph. They&#039;re useful, but they&#039;re not a panacea.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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