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Throwing this one open for suggestions, since I have only the sketchiest of ideas myself.
I'd like to differentiate by post type (meta, humour, advice, insight, fic, news, actual play, and something for "taking the community's pulse" posts like this one). I can see the merit in tagging LARP and tabletop separately, same for Masquerade and Requiem. How far do we want to go beyond that? Do we need separate tags for each edition? How about clan tags?
Help me out here. Left to my own devices I'll either do nothing or make it heinously overcomplicated.
ETA: Right, I've started introducing some nice alphabetically sorted tags. Two things.
1: let me know if any of them are not clear - I don't always use words in a way that makes sense to other people.
2: I could do with a LARP expert to talk me through the edition history and tell me what tags would make sense there.
To be honest I wouldn't mind a LARPing co-mod as that's the bit of the game and fandom with which I'm least familiar.
I'd like to differentiate by post type (meta, humour, advice, insight, fic, news, actual play, and something for "taking the community's pulse" posts like this one). I can see the merit in tagging LARP and tabletop separately, same for Masquerade and Requiem. How far do we want to go beyond that? Do we need separate tags for each edition? How about clan tags?
Help me out here. Left to my own devices I'll either do nothing or make it heinously overcomplicated.
ETA: Right, I've started introducing some nice alphabetically sorted tags. Two things.
1: let me know if any of them are not clear - I don't always use words in a way that makes sense to other people.
2: I could do with a LARP expert to talk me through the edition history and tell me what tags would make sense there.
To be honest I wouldn't mind a LARPing co-mod as that's the bit of the game and fandom with which I'm least familiar.
