3. A computer method as claimed in claim 1 wherein end-user input of the tag candidate includes end user browsing of a tag.
1. A computer method of social tagging computer resources, comprising: in a processor: receiving a tag candidate from an end-user commencing input of the tag candidate, the end-user commencing a tagging process; in response to the end-user commencing the tagging process, retrieving social tagging data about system user inquiries that have involved the tag candidate, said retrieving being before the end of the tagging process, wherein said social tagging data about system user inquiries include indications of how many and which system users have previously searched for the tag candidate and thus are interested in said tag candidate; forming a display of the retrieved social tagging data; and rendering the formed display to the end-user in a manner enabling a preview of the retrieved social tagging data during the end-user input of the tag candidate and prior to the end user committing to the tag candidate and ending the tagging process; wherein the formed display includes indications to the end-user of: number of users who have inquired about the tag candidate, and how the users have inquired about the tag candidate; and wherein the formed display indications of how the users have inquired about the tag candidate includes indicating: names or numbers of users that have subscriptions to the tag candidate, names or numbers of users that have searched using the tag candidate and names or numbers of users that have browsed using the tag candidate.