Dynamic Tag Clouds

The lonely tag cloud.  Relegated to minor use at even the best blogs. The Folksonimy of just entering a word and there by "tagging" it's definition freed up time and did away with "structured lists" that could be used to index data so it could be quickly and easily found.  What was lost in specificity was gained in ease of use.

The problem is they have become useless with larger sets of data and totally useless in a real-time firehouse like twitter.  What does a tag word, in twitter case, a #hashtag really do for you.

There is a lot of people like Stowe Boyd and Chris Messina (now of Google) that have been thinking about "payloads" attached to short packets of content that then can be acted on in some manner.

I think there are some easy things like tweeting with #have #want or #discuss and another #hashtag that real users can start to use today.

For example you can go to Hungry Garden, register once, mark you location on a map and set a range in miles from your location and then login to TwitterID once.  After that you can start tweet with #have #want or #discuss and once a day Hungry Garden will read and exchange your tweets and SAVE THEM to your Hungry Garden vanily url at http://dev.hungrygarden.com/user_name.

Help me test this new software by signing up, using it and telling your friends about it.