HubMed's Tag Storage is now pretty much open for testing. There are still some features to add, particularly an inbox with RSS feed, but most things are working.
Here are some of the things you can do...
- Tag items from HubMed. Click the Tag link on an abstract page to open the tagging form, add your tags plus optional annotation, press the tag button to save.

- Show your tag cloud, ordered by most used tags, or the tags used by everybody.

- Add items to a list by tagging them with 'list:something'. Drag list items up and down, then press 'save list' to store the ordered items.
- Make statements. Annotations added in the form
are treated as statements (like tag triples, but simpler). Each [bracketed] item becomes a link , which can be used to display all statements about that thing.[subject] blah blah blah [object]
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Cool stuff! (At least partially because it's pretty :))
It's a shame I don't really know enough to meaningfully tag medical journal articles.
I really want to play with the cool UI though. Have you seen any similar neat UI demos around? These draggy things are excellent!
There are lots of nice Javascript effects here: http://script.aculo.us/