Clustering of tags hasn't been done yet

Relevance |

Indicates how relevant an object is to the cluster. This is determined by calculating the ratio of tags shared by the object with the cluster plus the average relevance of each tag (obtained from the clustering algorithm). The relevance of each object is highlighted by its size: the bigger the size of the name is, the more relevant it is to the cluster.

Aging |

Indicates how recently an object has been updated in relevance to the others in the cluster. This is determined by placing the object in the age spectrum between the min. and max. of the cluster. The age of each object is highlighted by its background: the darker the background of the name is, the more recent it is.

Tightness

Indicates the average relevance of the objects in the cluster. If the average is low that means the cluster is lose and if it is high that means the cluster is tightly relevant. The tightness of the cluster is highlighted by the spacing between the names: the closer the names are, the tighter the cluster is.

Tags

Who's in this cluster?

There is no one else in your cluster, you may want to look at what other tags organizations have been using.

Semantic value of homepage

jamie orchard, model lt, record style, unix performance, unix commands, tim bray, new id, performance problems, fingernails, oatmeal, hays, alias, new model, january 6, uncategorized, dang, february 12, ruby, nbsp, and metaprogramming

The above list of tags are extracted from the homepage content at http://dangdev.com and fed through Yahoo's Search Term Extractor service that attempts to find the key words in the homepage. This is a good way of seeing what keywords Yahoo considers important on your site.