Someone with whom you have presented or taught either at a conference or in a classroom setting.

Someone I have paired with in creating software, either paired testing or paired programming.

Someone who spoke or ran a workshop at Agile2011

Participate in the organization team of Agile conferences or other type on events (training, camps, and so on)

A person who understands and practices Agile on software development projects.

This person helps teams and organizations learn and adopt Agile values, principles, and practices.

This person delivers public or private courses in Agile topics, such as Agile basics, ATDD, TDD, etc.

Someone who is maintaining at least one public blog.

People that recommend books to others that they think are a good fit for their current challenges.

This person has been to a Code Retreat, and paired with other geeks to create beautiful code.

Someone who has attended Consultants Camp.

This person used Entaggle before it was possible to tag people not on the system.

Someone who goes out of their way to be helpful

Hereby I certify you as a person who prefers asking questions over stating his opinion.

A person that by teaching, writing, coaching, talking or sometimes just plain existing motivates and encourages others to keep learning and improving themselves.

You have posted a response to a question on My Agile Education. (Thank you!)

sometimes has odd ideas or does strange things

This tag says that the people who received this tag, do coaching in pairs like pairprogrammers, program in pairs.

A person who loves presenting and is not afraid to show it. They put their heart and soul into their presentations, and shine throughout the performance, infecting the audience with their passion.

Someone who uses Ruby or just likes it

Someone who takes good code seriously. Does not fall for the dirty hack. Someone constantly on the look for improving

I have limited time to keep up with Twitter. A person tagged with this tag is someone whose tweets are worth having in my stream to read in the time available.

a person I have worked with in the past, and look forward to working with again in the future.

Someone I have met.

A person I know online or know of but haven't actually met

This person is someone I'd enjoy working with.

Someone who has studied the work from Jerry Weinberg.

Codes using TDD as much as possible.

Someone who is not just test-infected, but actually obsessed with testing.

Someone whose article we would love to read in Testing Circus Magazine.

Someone who has a clear passion for testing. In its all forms.

If I tag you as a Trusted Partner, then I give you a blanket endorsement for the work you do.

Someone who provides learning opportunities & help for problems via Twitter

This person inspires me by who she is and how he behaves.