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"iTaggit, the site for showing off your collections and wish lists, is launching its Facebook app this week.  It displays your public wish lists and collections from your iTaggit account, so you'll need to first have an iTaggit account in order to use this application.  Every wish list service out there is making sure it's ready for the holiday season, and iTaggig is no exception.  \nThe purpose of iTaggit's Facebook app is to share your top 5  collections and wish list, which means there's less socializing around this application as you may find with others.  Viewing someone's collection in full will redirect you to iTaggit's site.   If you have an iTaggit account, then you know how much information the service already pulls in for the creation of your collections and wish lists, meaning everything your friends need to know about the items you want for Christmas is right there at their fingertips.  \nBut iTaggit has still taken advantage of the primary social functions that Facebook users know so well, like news feeds and profile pages.  This makes sure that your friends know when you've updated your wish list.  What I'd love to see with this application, however, is a direct view of your friends' collections and wishlists, from the application home page.  That would make it easier for me to check up on my friends' collections on my own time, and offer a place for easily accessing them in the future.\n\n\n\n\nvar federated_media_section = 'holiday'; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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