TagWorld is a Web 2.0 application allowing you to create a blog, share your pictures, store your bookmarks, expand your friend networks. Currently in public beta status, TagWorld is free and open to everyone.

The sign-up procedure is fast and easy and without even checking your e-mail you start to add content to your personal social portal. Too bad the only part where I dedicated the most time of my trial just got wasted: the article I posted (very nice editor!) didn’t want to be saved.

Fortunately I used the very smart HTML feature of the editor, I copied the code and, after having created a new post, I pasted it in the new entry. And here is my shiny First Post on TagWorld.

All of the different areas and services are summarized and available from the Website homepage. Every section can be edited in-place. There you have a summary of your profile, with a photo if you added it; the pictures you uploaded; your blog posts and a guestbook to receive comments (it accepts HTML links).

I set-up my website at: TagWorld: Angelmax

Adding a picture was fast and easy. Every photo can be a part of a specific album and tags can be added to it.

Some small quirks:

• I wasn’t able to save my very first blog post during the initial set-up phase.
• The page layout is quite large, fitting barely a 1024 wide pixels.
• The location section is correctly reporting my city but the map is not showing it. (Rome is still to be build?)

In conclusion I liked TagWorld: fast, easy and funny to use.

Here is some other articles about TagWorld:

• TechCrunch
• Voxefx
• Adam Bouskila
• OS X Code
• Internet News