Update Journal - *pick* tags rather than *type* tags

Jan 15, 2007 21:40


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Update Journal - *pick* tags rather than *type* tags

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I pick existing tags much more often than I create new tags. I'd like to choose from a list of my existing tags.

Full description of the ideaI need only a few tags and only add new tags when I need them ( Read more... )

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davesbrain January 18 2007, 19:29:13 UTC
Yes, I reviewed that one. It's not the same thing. It solves the spelling issue but doesn't tell you what tags you *do* have.

eg. "Oh yeah, I'd forgotten I'd created an 'In the News' tag as well, this should be tagged with that as well."

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sassy_red_head January 18 2007, 19:41:06 UTC
Yeah this would be really great!

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davesbrain January 18 2007, 19:48:33 UTC
The beauty of it is how simple it is to implement; the drop down doesn't have to do anything complicated. Selecting from it could simply copy and paste the tag text into the existing text box.

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sassy_red_head January 18 2007, 19:50:27 UTC
I'm convinced!

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sofiaviolet January 18 2007, 19:46:31 UTC
Yes, plz.

I have a fair few tags that I use (listed here, for reference), and I have trouble remembering them, leading me to create unneccessary tags, usually by forgetting my exact wording. I also under-utilize some tags because I just plain don't remember them.

While I do sometimes use the "Edit tags" link on the page that comes up right after you post, I think this suggestion is a more efficient way of accomplishing the same thing.

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craftybeaver January 18 2007, 19:49:56 UTC
I would love to see this happen.

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bookslibretti January 18 2007, 20:05:22 UTC
Definitely. Some clients have this, but I think this is the kind of thing LJ's interface really should do, too.

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azurelunatic January 19 2007, 02:47:22 UTC
Indeed. It's very useful on the clients and would be equally useful on LJ.

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