I wanted to suggest adding tags to Discourse - I think it would be a great way to help people sift through the content here, as there’s a large amount of how-to’s, support questions, best practices, etc. all co-mingled since they live within the same category. Adding tags might be a great way to help separate the wheat from the chaff.
Good idea. I just enabled tags, and by default only users with a trust level of 3 and up are able to add tags to a topic.
Currently that means, other than the Roots team, that only @MWDelaney is able to do so. I’m willing to manually bump certain users from 2 to 3 if they’re wanting to tag. Level 3 requirements (also Discourse defaults):
Do we want to seed the tags with a short list to get the ball rolling? I just tagged a thread with “sage9” and “blade” but looking at it now it seems kind of tautological.
What’s the goal with tagging? What info will be helpful?
I’d say within the sage category, being able to tag sage-8 or sage-9 might be helpful, and more broadly having tags like best practice, FAQ, suggestion, etc. would help identify what type of content is being posted - it also allows people to follow/watch tags, so for example I could follow the best practice tag if I wanted and get updated whenever something is tagged as such.