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Jan 2021
12:28pm, 12 Jan 2021
19,253 posts
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Rosehip
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Jan 2021
12:33pm, 12 Jan 2021
38,476 posts
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♪♫ Synge ♪♫
(Threads with kitchen and kitkat are both tagged as "kit"!)
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Jan 2021
12:34pm, 12 Jan 2021
38,429 posts
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Purps
Fetch, is there a way of linking to threads in the tag list thingy, so we can click on ones that have only a few linked threads. e.g. brompton only has one tag, if we could click and see which thread it was it could then be tagged more appropriately? I appreciate this wouldn't work for ones with lots of threads tagged, so maybe just for tags where the thread count is less than a certain number.
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Jan 2021
12:35pm, 12 Jan 2021
7,688 posts
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Fragile Do Not Bend
Did we ever decide how to tag those chat threads? I thought of “banter”.
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Jan 2021
12:36pm, 12 Jan 2021
56,545 posts
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Diogenes
sofa seems to have been used on some. I am very much opposed to banter.
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Jan 2021
12:36pm, 12 Jan 2021
19,254 posts
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Rosehip
there seem to be a lot tagged sofa - (I didn't do them all)
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Jan 2021
12:37pm, 12 Jan 2021
25,393 posts
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fetcheveryone
FDNB - no, I'm not sure there was ever a consensus.
Purps - I can hopefully sort that out. I want to make the tags clickable anyway, so it's on the plan.
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Jan 2021
12:39pm, 12 Jan 2021
38,477 posts
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♪♫ Synge ♪♫
Purps - I know this doesn't quite answer your question, but if you see a single-use tag, you can search for the term in threads, then, if there are any results, look at the old-style related threads box to see if any are relevant for tagging.
I think I have found two more brompton threads by doing that. It's a bit random, but as long as Fetch's infinite number of monkeys with an infinite number of typewriters keep at it, we'll get them all eventually!
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Jan 2021
12:40pm, 12 Jan 2021
25,394 posts
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fetcheveryone
For my penance, I've gone through all the threads with heavyweight and lightweight in the names, and removed the weight tags where appropriate. If I can suggest a slight amendment to FDNB's comment on the previous page... "there's no substitute for a *capable* human". I could have used a regular expression to avoid matches where 'weight' wasn't a complete word.
It wouldn't have picked up the difference between 'weight training' and 'weight loss' though, so the original point still stands
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Jan 2021
12:47pm, 12 Jan 2021
7,689 posts
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Fragile Do Not Bend
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