The trouble I have just pointed out
[Edit] Solve here
Thanks JMichaelTX for your efforts spend on tagging (among other things about KM).
-- Alain
The trouble I have just pointed out
[Edit] Solve here
Thanks JMichaelTX for your efforts spend on tagging (among other things about KM).
-- Alain
Yes, the list seems to be complete now. Thank you!
Is it considered good practice if I add the correct tags to my existing and still editable threads?
Iām asking because adding/changing tags seems to bump the thread to the top of the list, which is not exactly desirable.
Yes, itās fine. Itās a shame Discourse bumps the topics when you make tiny modifications to them, but thatās just the way it is - the same thing happens if you fix a typo in a topic or the like, but itās better (I think) to make the site as a whole worthwhile than to worry about a temporary bump of a topic.
Besides, the topic may show up at just the right time for someone else to see, who knowsā¦
Indeed.
You are right. Iāll write a macro now that bumps my topics every 60 minutes
Two questions:
Is the html-prompt
tag only for topics where ābuilding HTML promptsā is the main subject, or also for posted macros that contain (and demonstrate) a working HTML prompt?
The tools
tag: is it meant forā¦
also for macros that work with command line tools, or/andā¦
also for macros that are tools themselves?
An example for the latter two would be my PNG Optimizer macro.
First, the tag name uses an underscore, not a dash:
html_prompt
We are trying to maintain consistency across all tags and use only the underscore to separate words in a tag name.
IMO, html_prompt
refers to any macro, usage, or discussion about the KM Action Custom HTML Prompt.
IMO, it has a broad use/intention, but limited to KM. Basically any piece of standalone software that aids in the development of KM macros, or maintaining your KM app/setup/library. That could include a KM macro which, for example, maintains your KM Variables.
In one sense, all macros are a "tool" of some definition, in that they help us get some task done more efficiently. But we would not want to tag all macros with tools
tag -- it would be come meaningless.
So, let's restrict the `tools" tag to those tools that specifically help us with KM in some way.
Does that make sense?
Yeah, sorry, I have still difficulties to adjust to that. Underscores in tags are soā¦ ugly
No, I rather meant macros that work as standalone tools, not for example UI macros that type keystrokes in another program.
But I got you, tools
in the sense of āKM helpersā, OK. Have to correct a couple of tags that I set wrong then.
BTW, it seems that a topic doesnāt get bumped now when I set a tag. Nice. Did you change something?
discourse_features
conventions (naming, documenting, etc)l
GUI (not ui_control ā making GUIs, dialog boxes, palettes, etc. with KM)
palette
system_preferences
spotlight
mouse
trackpad
debugging
tip
feature_request
bug? (can you have a question mark in a tag?)
unusual
Also:
KeyboardMaestro (editor, menu, engine, etc.)
Also,shouldnāt the tag menu be alphabetized? I am surprised this isnāt done automatically by Discourse.
This page belongs in category meta.
Text, text_processing or text_manipulation. I guess āregexā would automatically cover most instances, but we also have discussions about scraping text from web browsers or pdfs, which donāt always involve regex.
Very few of tags I suggested in a post above and the one after that have been added. I still believe they should be.
We should add tags for:
conventions
making_guis
debugging
system_preferences (its an application).
I believe you can only create tags by actually adding them to a specific post, so I have added them to some posts.
I plan to add a category for Tips & Tutorials, so that does not need a tag.
palettes, feature_request are already a tags
mouse / functions / actions / variables are too general to be useful.
Discussion of discourse features is generally better done on meta.discourse.org.
bug is a tag already, but unusual or bug is generally not helpful.
I would like a InDesign tag.
Done.
I have assigned this tag to these topics:
Forum tag: indesign
You should be able to use it on all future topics you create. If you find any existing topics that should have this tag, feel free to post a request here (and provide a link to the topic).