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by Lyle Johnson.
Original Post: Shared Goals and Folksonomies in 43 Things
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One flaw I've noticed with 43 Things since I started using it has to do with how people add new goals to their lists. When I'm going to add a new goal, the first thing I do is search other peoples' goals looking for similar (if not identical) goals. Unless you're doing something really unusual, there's a good chance that someone else is doing it too, and that's a big part of what makes 43 Things
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