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[case]

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[case]

I don't even know how anyone would go about doing that fhdkdjfhfj

Uhhhh uhhhh feel free to try and if it works we'll link it?

[skelody.livejournal.com]

Tagging shouldn't be very difficult -- I mean obviously you have a huge archive, so retroactively tagging would be a pain, but a "from now on" thing might work.

[case]

How long before we run out of tag space, though? I think the limit's 1000 or so, I doubt that's enough, especially with all the obscure fandoms that people like to put in secrets

[skelody.livejournal.com]

O:

I had forgotten all about that.

What about more general stuff though? Like the genre or medium of the fandom?

[case]

Like genre: video game, genre: movie, genre: anime? I'd just end up tagging every post with all of them, though

If someone wanted to make a database or something I wouldn't be against it, I just can't think of any effective way to do it right now without going secret by secret and shoving like 75% of them into "fandom not listed" FFFF

[skelody.livejournal.com]

Hrrmrrrmrmrmr.

Obviously the nondatabasical status quo is bothering me. I would volunteer, but I don't know a lot of the fandoms -- maybe if fandom ID was required?

On that note, is there a limit on LJ-cuts per post?

[skelody.livejournal.com]

Okay, that was a badly worded question, since all you really need is [a name="xxxx"], and not the link. But that would be super duper troublesome for you and all, so I dunno.

[case]

No limit on lj-cuts, I think, but there's a character limit (edit: and the number of characters in the post) would just increase every day so eventually you'd need more than one lj post just for like... Doctor Who fandom or something aaaa

Yeah, there was an idea post about tagging and stuff put up before, but no one could think of any good way to do it