The tags are a great way to sort content when used properly. Getting rid of them is a terrible idea. I miss having easy access to tags so now I make my own list on PeakD, effectively creating my own communities to explore.
Are tags useful when you have a good way to search for content though? I mean we really have to keep the tags for now because our search bar is not exactly working as intended, but later?
Click this: #splinterlands. Then if you're on PeakD, click that little star at the top to add it to your favorites. Then that content is one click away, provided the content creators were responsible and used the tags properly.
I don't think we should eliminate tags. PeakD allows 10 which is a little excessive. Actifit allows something like 20 which is plain stupid and hive.blog allows 8 which seems about right.
Random initiatives can be tagged in hidden comments the post to award it (ex. pinmapple).
Tags should be used based entirely on the topic and content of the post. For example if you don't mention the word in the post at least once or twice, why is it being tagged?
It's been made fun of a lot and people don't even care because so many people tag so poorly. I am personally trying to improve, but I still tag the odd irrelevant thing.
The tags are a great way to sort content when used properly. Getting rid of them is a terrible idea. I miss having easy access to tags so now I make my own list on PeakD, effectively creating my own communities to explore.
Are tags useful when you have a good way to search for content though? I mean we really have to keep the tags for now because our search bar is not exactly working as intended, but later?
Click this: #splinterlands. Then if you're on PeakD, click that little star at the top to add it to your favorites. Then that content is one click away, provided the content creators were responsible and used the tags properly.
I don't think we should eliminate tags. PeakD allows 10 which is a little excessive. Actifit allows something like 20 which is plain stupid and hive.blog allows 8 which seems about right.
Random initiatives can be tagged in hidden comments the post to award it (ex. pinmapple).
Tags should be used based entirely on the topic and content of the post. For example if you don't mention the word in the post at least once or twice, why is it being tagged?
It's been made fun of a lot and people don't even care because so many people tag so poorly. I am personally trying to improve, but I still tag the odd irrelevant thing.