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If you look at my profile page on Huffduffer , this is what you’ll see: my details, what I’ve huffduffed, links to subscribe to my podcast and my tag cloud. That’s the core information for that page, preceded by a header with site navigation and followed by a footer with some additional links. Because I’ve provided a URL with my details, there’s some extra information displayed in the sidebar: my other profiles on the web, as determined by Google’s Social Graph API , MP3s recommended by Last.fm , my latest updates on Twitter . It’s a similar situation if you look at a piece of audio I’ve huffduffed . The core information is: all the details about the audio (title, description, tags), who else has huffduffed this, possibly-related items and links to share and embed the audio. In addition, because I’ve used a machine tag — book:author=cory doctorow —the sidebar contains: related articles from The Guardian, sales information from The New York Times, books on Amazon. … Read the rest here