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Folder versus tag preference in personal information management

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2017Types of personal information categorization: Rigid, fuzzy, and flexible17 cited
2019Personal information organization in everyday life: modeling the process16 cited
2017The Function and Future of the Folder15 cited
2013Tagging personal information: A contrast between attitudes and behavior13 cited
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