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Caseorganic at 23:32, 29 October 2011

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	The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help ~~Joel Glovier. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help~~</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html ~~David Wragg, Tabaholic.~~</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>Hostetler, David. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic. Negativesum.net. Posted March 21, 2011. Accessed April 2011. http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/</ref>		The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>Glovier, Joel. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help. Joelglovier.com Published May 3, 2011. Accessed Oct 2011. http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help </ref><ref> Wragg, David. Tabaholic. Wragg.org. Published October 2, 2006. Accessed Oct 2011. http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>Hostetler, David. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic. Negativesum.net. Posted March 21, 2011. Accessed April 2011. http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/</ref>

	Tabaholicism is the equivalent of digital hoarding, which is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.		Tabaholicism is the equivalent of digital hoarding, which is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.

Caseorganic at 23:23, 29 October 2011

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	The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help Joel Glovier. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html David Wragg, Tabaholic.</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/ ~~Negativesum.net. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic.~~</ref>		The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help Joel Glovier. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html David Wragg, Tabaholic.</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>Hostetler, David. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic. Negativesum.net. Posted March 21, 2011. Accessed April 2011. http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/</ref>

	Tabaholicism is the equivalent of digital hoarding, which is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.		Tabaholicism is the equivalent of digital hoarding, which is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.

Caseorganic at 23:20, 29 October 2011

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	The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help Joel Glovier. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html David Wragg, Tabaholic.</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/ Negativesum.net. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic.</ref>		The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help Joel Glovier. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html David Wragg, Tabaholic.</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/ Negativesum.net. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic.</ref>

	Tabaholicism is the equivalent of hoarding, ~~and it~~ is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.		Tabaholicism is the equivalent of digital hoarding, which is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.

	==References==		==References==

Caseorganic at 18:46, 27 June 2011

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	The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/</ref>		The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help Joel Glovier. I'm a Tabaholic, Chrome Doesn't Help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html David Wragg, Tabaholic.</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/ Negativesum.net. Hi, my name is David and I'm a Tabaholic.</ref>

	Tabaholicism is the equivalent of hoarding, and it is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.		Tabaholicism is the equivalent of hoarding, and it is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.
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Caseorganic at 18:43, 27 June 2011

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	The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.		The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help</ref><ref>http://david.wragg.org/blog/2006/10/tabaholic.html</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.<ref>http://negativesum.net/tech/log/hi-my-name-is-david-and-im-a-tabaholic/</ref>

	Tabaholicism is the equivalent of hoarding, and it is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.		Tabaholicism is the equivalent of hoarding, and it is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.

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===Definition===
The word Tabaholic is used to describe a person who consistently browses the web with a bevy of tabs open. Tabaholics can have anywhere from 20-500 tabs open in multiple browsers at a time.<ref>http://blog.joelglovier.com/post/5163930994/im-a-tabaholic-chrome-doesnt-help</ref> Many Tabaholics report that their ability to complete tasks is stunted by the number of tabs they have open, and that the number of tabs represent a large amount of information they would like to digest.

Tabaholicism is the equivalent of hoarding, and it is much easier to do online because a screen can easily fill up with tabs. In the analog world, it takes significant effort to fill up one's house with books or newspaper articles. Book hoarding is a slower form of Tabaholicism.

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