From the design contest by David Pas

an automatically written diary (live log) of places you visited / people you've met, that you can reexperience later - the more things are tikitagged, the better the service will work

from the design contest by Stef Verheyen
a little (tiny) webserver that could serve as a gateway between the hardware and whatever other service that talks TCP - this includes any PC, but also mbile devices, X10 etc.

I'm using the web link application. It is very easy to use and allow me to launch database updates for a tracking system. Since it is possible to associate several tags with this application, it would be great to be able to put the id of the tag in the URL. This would allow me to track the different tags associated with this application automatically.

Right now I am writing:
http://myserver.com/myscript.php?id=123456789

I would really like to write something like that:
http://myserver.com/myscript.php$id=%ID_OF_THE_TAG%

I would like a tikitag to automatically run a windows command every time the tag is read. For instance I would like to run windows shutdown with a special "shutdown tag" i can use at all the readers in my house to turn off the PC's.

This could be extended such that a tag could run a set of internet access rules etc, or call a program with a set of input parameters so that my child has to have his own tag with him to get on the internet and i can control when he does it and to where.

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Can I use multiple tags at the same time and use them in combination on 1 reader ?

This would for example allow
- mimicking a "pin code" by using a unique combination of different tags
- using it as a "smart shelf"
- using it for games
- etc.

Will the tags be difficult to read when they are stacked ?

If this would work, I can think of tons of other exiting new ideas ;o)