[ SECRET POST #4066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4066 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

To me, tags as advertisements is actually an argument for tagging more sparingly/judiciously. When I'm searching tags it's because I want stories that prominently feature those tags, and it's really annoying when people tag for mentions of the tag as a warning, because it means the fic is less likely to contain what I wanted to read about. If a fic has an A+ Parenting Tag I expect it will be a fic about a character dealing with having a toxic parent, not an otherwise unrelated fic with a one line mention of a parent fandom often headcanons as abusive.

[liz_marcs]

That depends, I guess. I see a lot of people making up their own tags that are just...

Well, they're kind of nonsensical, aren't they? Also, hella unsearchable.

I think if you stick with pre-made drop-down tags, that means enough people know what that specific thing is that it's more likely to be found. So maybe my idea of "freely and widely" tagging is more in line with your judiciously tagging.