[ SECRET POST #2774 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2774 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Concerning a: Yes, some people do, but the important thing is that not everyone does. Having comments in tags just makes it easier to have a post that isn't cluttered with commentary that you might not care for (and from people you might not follow)---and at the same time, if you do like the commentary, you can reblog it if you want, with less effort than it would take to delete the comments you don't want to keep. Otherwise, most posts would probably have captions miles long.

I understand that it can be a pain to read, but I honestly think tag comments are pretty practical.

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(DA, by the way)

[nyxelestia]

...how is "highlight -> backspace" harder than "{extension} -> highlight -> Ctrl+C -> change field -> Ctrl+P"?

And I guess we'll have to agree to disagree, because reading essays written in tags is still too much of a pain in the ass to read to compensate for any alleged practicality gained from it. If nothing else, people could at least have the decency to paste the tags into a Notepad and then cut and paste into the post so that the whole damn meta isn't underlined and making an already hard to read post even more difficult to visually process.