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diff --git a/doc/tags b/doc/tags deleted file mode 100644 index 2ed352e70..000000000 --- a/doc/tags +++ /dev/null @@ -1,40 +0,0 @@ -%%site.name%% supports -[tags](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_(metadata)) to help you -organize your activities here. You can use tags for people and for -notices. - -Tagging a notice ----------------- - -You can tag a notice using a *hashtag*; a # character followed by -letters and numbers as well as '.', '-', and '_'. Note that accented -latin characters are not supported, and non-roman scripts are right out. - -The HTML for the notice will link to a stream of all the other notices -with that tag. This can be a great way to keep track of a conversation. - -The most popular current tags on the site can be found in the [public -tag cloud](%%action.publictagcloud%%). Their size shows their -popularity and recency. - -Tagging yourself ----------------- - -You can also add tags for yourself on your [profile -settings](%%action.profilesettings%%) page. Use single words to -describe yourself, your experiences and your interest. The tags will -become links on your profile page to a list of all the users on the -site who use that same tag. It can be a nice way to find people who -are related to you geographically or who have a common interest. - -Tagging your subscriptions --------------------------- - -You can also tag your subscriptions, on the subscriptions page. This -makes it easy to organize your subscriptions into groups and sort -through them separately. - -You can also send a notice "to the attention of" everyone you've -marked with a particular tag (note: *not* people who've marked -themselves with that tag). "@#family hello" will send a notice to -everyone you've marked with the tag 'family'.
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