Open johlrogge opened 11 years ago
I think tags would be a good thing, but I don't want to bloat the text. Maybe #something should become just something (without #) as a link (but without link decorations) to the tag view for 'something'?
It would also be nice to mark a word and just click the "tag" button on the side (or a keyboard shortcut) to tag that comment/status.
Maybe a good start would be 1) above, to tag for your own use with #tag, 'mark-word-tagbutton' or 'tagbutton-enter-word', including a tags page to navigate tags. In the next iteration, we add the ability to see and add other peoples tags, and then maybe some more advanced stuff.
I think implementation should be deferred untill 0.7 unhosted is out with key listing, then we won't have to think as hard of where to put the tags data. ;-)
Just to be clear. I did not intend tags to be worked into the text. Rather like labels alá email or github. You can show a subset of them close to the text with a possibility to expand all of them when you want to work with them specifically. It doesn't have to be bloaty.
Oh, I realize it wasn't clear: The fuzzy logic was intended for suggesting tags others have put. The ones you have already chosen should be sorted alphabetically of course. Think of it as "advertizing tags" next to a thread.
Here is a good article about a simple algorithm for these things: http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=132
That was clear for me. :-)
It has been discussed that it would be nice to be able to sort threads stuff under different tags. Being the lazy person I am I know I will not use the feature myself though I would appreciate someone else doing it for me. Here is the idea:
It would then be possible to make a breakdown on threads per tag in a number of ways and provide a structured presentation. Even apply machine learning to emphasize threads that are probable to be more interesting than others.
There is of course value in only fractions of this issue and we don't need everything at once. For me the social aspect is extra interesting though.