I agree with this idea, and more generally I'd love to see more
discussion here on how tags are used in Yojimbo. For an application
that makes great play of the advantages of tagging content as opposed
to it's hierarchical organisation I'm surprised this isn't an area
for more active debate. Maybe I've missed earlier discussion covering
this but when I posted a few ideas a couple of weeks back on this
topic there was no take-up at all (no sour grapes, just slightly
surprised grapes ;o).
I'm sure many users out there have all sorts of great ideas for how
to improve the usefulness of tagging (especially when it comes to
browsing tagged content, where I think the current implementation is
sorely lacking) and I'd encourage a discussion on the relative merits
of the ideas put forward.
Or is everyone satisfied with what they have at the moment and can
see no way for it to be improved?
T.
On 18 Apr 2007, at 13:44, Matt Henderson wrote:
Don't know if this has been discussed before, but it would be nice
(for me) if Yojimbo had a tag browser, i.e. a way to either drill
down a tag hierarchy, or a way to shift-select multiple tags, and
see a resulting list of matched documents.
Another nice feature would be a tag management system that goes a
bit further than the current preferences; in particular, to address
the situation that you want to consolidate the tags "pdf" and
"pdfs" into a single tag.
Kind regards,
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