Users will often tag an entry with only the most relevant tag. This tag is sometimes a "child" tag (e.g. ICE Fluxes), and this will result in a missing "parent" tag (e.g. ICE).
The result is somewhat counter-intuitive filtering options; a filter for a parent tag may produce far less hits than its child filter. Real-world example:
ICE Fluxes -> 50 hits
ICE -> 5 hits
Proposed solution: Automagically apply the parent tag (before saving) whenever a user has applied a child tag only.
The issue has been identified for ICE and its sub-programmes (e.g. ICE Fluxes), and some area tags, like areas contained within the Arctic. (E.g. entries may be tagged only "Svalbard", not "The Arctic".)
Users will often tag an entry with only the most relevant tag. This tag is sometimes a "child" tag (e.g. ICE Fluxes), and this will result in a missing "parent" tag (e.g. ICE).
The result is somewhat counter-intuitive filtering options; a filter for a parent tag may produce far less hits than its child filter. Real-world example: ICE Fluxes -> 50 hits ICE -> 5 hits
Proposed solution: Automagically apply the parent tag (before saving) whenever a user has applied a child tag only.
The issue has been identified for ICE and its sub-programmes (e.g. ICE Fluxes), and some area tags, like areas contained within the Arctic. (E.g. entries may be tagged only "Svalbard", not "The Arctic".)
Example 1: http://www.npolar.no/en/publications/ (see "Programme" filters) Example 2: http://www.npolar.no/en/projects/ (see "Area" filters)