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So, as I start poking back around my meta community to push it out in rough form (ha) I started putting together the list of tags I want. And I come to an impasse.
Should the tags be formally cateogised like "character: jack harkness" or just plain old "jack harkness?" I ask because it starts getting confusing when I have things like audiobooks and novels with the same names. Formal means I can write "audiobook: another life" and "novel: another life" instead of the (IMO) messier "another life (audio)."
It also gives me the option of having tags like "season: none" for generic non-season-specific meta. I like that tag.
But you know, I want people to use them. So, any ideas?
Or any tag suggestions, because except for digging up lists of ALL the episodes/books/characters/novels ever, I also want tags like "the hub" and "myfanwy" but I obviously can't recall every single thing ever that could be useful.
And you wonder why I don't just open these things. I'm agonizing about the tags, that's why.
Should the tags be formally cateogised like "character: jack harkness" or just plain old "jack harkness?" I ask because it starts getting confusing when I have things like audiobooks and novels with the same names. Formal means I can write "audiobook: another life" and "novel: another life" instead of the (IMO) messier "another life (audio)."
It also gives me the option of having tags like "season: none" for generic non-season-specific meta. I like that tag.
But you know, I want people to use them. So, any ideas?
Or any tag suggestions, because except for digging up lists of ALL the episodes/books/characters/novels ever, I also want tags like "the hub" and "myfanwy" but I obviously can't recall every single thing ever that could be useful.
And you wonder why I don't just open these things. I'm agonizing about the tags, that's why.
