Interesting interpretations. 

Tags in TW can be whatever you want them to be. It is probably most common 
to use them for hierarcies and categories but it can really be arbitrary 
keywords. A cool aspect, which I guess we see in many other tools as well 
these days, is that tags can also be tiddlers, i.e the tag name can be a 
tiddler title.

To use them for ToC's then, yeah, I guess they have to be hierarchical, at 
least the way the core ToC macros are implemented.

If you are more convenient with having the tags above the title, to imply 
"higher order", you can reorder the tiddlers ViewTemplates (and the 
EditTemplates). Incidentally, this is most easily done via tags(!) i.e by 
opening the ViewTemplate tag and drag the tags template to where you want 
it positioned relative to the other parts of the tiddler.

How do you find the ViewTemplate tag, you ask. Either you locate a tiddler 
tagged such or you create a tag and use it, like so 

<<tag "$:/tags/ViewTemplate">>

...or you support my proposal for increased access to these things 
<https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/discussions/5516>.

<:-)

On Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 3:35:28 PM UTC+1 Osin wrote:

> I'm a TW noob, I "know" about all these different TW pieces, but when it 
> comes to putting it together and "thinking" in a TW manner, then putting 
> something together, I tend to freeze up.
>
> Tags are something fairly simple to grasp, but I didn't realize they 
> needed more preparation, and how they fit in a hierarchy was a bit of a 
> challenge (using them to create a TOC for example). I was lucky enough to 
> have access to Soren's Grok TW, and tags representing "membership" made me 
> click.
>
> Then it occurred to me that visually, tag pills are smaller and are 
> located right below the Title - something that is traditionally 
> representative of a lower place in a hierarchy. I guess I was thinking 
> about tags as amorphous keywords, kind of what you'd use to characterize 
> music genres rather than them having the possibility of having an inherent 
> hierarchy.
>
> Does this make any sense or am I way off?
>

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