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Tags are contextless
Tags are also dumb because, once created, they have no context.
I learned this with the JDex: it's not enough just to create a thing. Later, you've forgotten what, and why, and where. So you type yourself some notes so that you can remember. These notes are vital.
No tag system has this. It's just here's a space for you to type a simple string and good luck! So in the moment, every new tag makes perfect sense. And later that day, it's nonsense.
This is a Mastodon thread.
100% human. 0% AI. Always.
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