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Friday, July 28, 2006; 12:16 AM
washingtonpost.com last week announced the launch of a partnership with De.licio.us. The deal allows us to offer tagging capabilities on all articles on the site. The service launched on February 23. By taking advantage of this partnership, washingtonpost.com readers will now be able to save articles into del.icio.us's central database, which allows for easy retrieval for reading at a later date or for you to share your favorite articles with other readers. Here's an example, where you'll see the del.icio.us box inset below the Technorati box. If you click on the "Tag This Article" link, you'll be able to automatically save the URL and headline, and also add in your own notes or tags. Tags are terms you would use to find that article at a later date or to suggest to other readers what subjects might be covered in the article. In the article cited above, for example, you
