Tagging has been enabled for Tiddlywiki Google Forum

[Mohammad]

Dear all,

 As per a previous discussion here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/vati3I9L5TQ/IBIs6qdzBAAJ

The tags feature has been enabled for  Tiddlywiki Google Forum

As per Jeremy post, the below tags can be used

• question
• announcement
• bug 
• offtopic 
• newbie 
• tutorial 
• resource 
• wikitext 
• widget 
• filter 
• operator 
• macro 
• template 
• plugin 
• theme 
• saving 
• nodejs 
• singlefile

Those who posting from their email to this forum, may not able to use tags! But whenever those people visit the forum within a browser can edit their posts and add tags.

I appreciate your feedback on this new feature.

Best

Mohammad

[barro...@gmail.com]

Nice!  I shall endeavour to use tagging and tag my old posts.  I'm about to post something and will tag it-- do we have a "Going Overboard" tag? : )

[barro...@gmail.com]

For tagging, would my single [age constructs being consider "plug-in" even though they haven't beem formalized as plug-in's?

[barro...@gmail.com]

perhaps a "tip" or "trick" tag-- alot of what I do is not fully fledged plugin's or tutorials

[Birthe C]

Hi Barro,

You have a point, it will not always be easy to find the right tag. I would not want to miss out on anything on that account. I would love a mywiki tag in the hope of more people showing a more or less empty version of the TW they love to use - or just a little "something" they like to use in the private wiki. Not shy away because they think it could be smarter - "finished" and all that. Not everyone is a programmer but end users do have ideas. Who knows someone could have some further ideas for the "polishing". 

[barro...@gmail.com]

Understood.  That might be a good idea nor just for tagging but for the community site & other links sites as well-- a mywiki section of "average: (as opposed to the polished sites that usually are presented, and no pressure to match them) wiki's personalized by average users.  I don't know for sure but surely there's provisions for such.

This coming for someone with a very unpolished and very hacked wiki-- but I'm having muxh fun in the process :)