tags and weather

[escritoireazul]

I've finally given in to the call of the tags feature, and I am obsessive and in love, which is pretty normal for me. Eventually I will have everything tagged, and I will have a list of tags in the sidebar, but oh, man, why did I hold out for so long? It makes my OCD happy, and I love making all the tags match.

Also, it's strange to see how often I talk about some things. For example, and the most surprising, I mention the weather a lot. Shock.

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Actually, speaking of the weather, it rained today in the last hour of work, so I got wet riding home, but at least I didn't have any trouble. My first time with the motorcycle on wet roads, and everything went fine.

My burn continues to be disgusting and painful, but it is healing.

Comments

[deepforestowl.livejournal.com]

why it is set at 100 and not say 10000, I have no idea. According to the faq, it is still set at 100 though I just checked my work tag and it came up with 109 entries, *shrug* I happen to like tags and I think that a lot of people do, but yeah, it could be a better system.

[escritoireazul.livejournal.com]

I do like the tags, a lot, and I know many people use them over memories. Even if lj kept the number low in the beginning just as a beta, once it gained such popularity, I think it would be in their best interest to raise the limit (or remove limits) to keep up with that popularity. I'll keep using them, though, because they are fantastic.

[schizoauthoress.livejournal.com]

You can, of course, make a tag like "work, part two" once you used up the 100 in "work". Just a suggestion for working within the system.

I happen to have tags like "angry daddy shit", "mom drama", and "societal evil", but that's just me...

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

I would go for subcategorizing by year or something, 'cause "work" versus "work part two" seems a fairly useless distinction whereas "work: 2005" and "work: 2006" are both useful tags.

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

Old entries will still have the tag on them, you'll just only be able to ?skip=20 back to 100, so once you've used a tag more than 100 times it starts to become a bit useless as a navigation tool.