No, not suggestive at all. The tag cloud’s easy to do, one line of wordpress 2.3 code. The getting ready for Wordpress article has a link to how to set up tagging support in a theme.

All in all it was pretty easy, one glitch but there was a fix in the support area.

I’m kind of unsure where it all fits in in terms of the user experience (or SEO, for that matter), but it was fun to play around with.

I just took a look at your cloud, very nice. I hope that doesn’t sound too suggestive?

This is an historic occasion. Thanks for being a pioneer. But then again, you are one of those that came to the Internet in a covered wagon.

I have some now, though:

http://www.sacramento-home.com/real-estate-events/tagcloud.php

If I had existing tags, I’m sure I would have had the same concerns as you. I had to take this once in a lifetime opportunity to beat the bloglab to an upgrade.

You crack me up.

Good to know, all your tags in tack?

Your blogs are so ten minutes ago!

I’m enthusiastic as well. I wish the visual editor had more going for it in this release.

Personally, I wish they had adapted the UTW format for tagging and made it a seemless transition for those of us already using tags.

This really is my biggest concern. It is important that we keep these tagging structure so Google and others can find those pages associated with our existing tags.

I highly recommend using Ulitmate Tag Warrior. It isn’t that hard to set up and once you do it is on auto pilot.

One of the hidden advantages of tagging is the indexing of those tags by the search engines. Sometimes I’ll have a post that isn’t in the index for one reason or another, but the tag still is. End result the post still gets found.