Right now it seems only moderators have the ability to create tags, so I thought it would be helpful to have a place where members of the community can submit ideas for tags or types of tags. Here are a couple that have already come up in some conversations:
Regions (ex: eco-regions, countries/states with high levels of activity, hubs)
Member organizations
Common topics (Wellness Economy, Collective Bargaining, Trusts, Wellness Governments)
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Beyond an admin fielding requests and adding tags. It looks like we can pre-emptively add some WEALL-related terms using "Auto-tagging topics based on watched words" to start creating a catalog of tags as content starts to be populated
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Although this might live somewhere other than tags, specific hubs could be world-adding watch words i.e., California Hub, East Africa hub etcetera
It looks like we can pre-emptively add some WEALL-related terms
Nice.
We should talk about some guidelines about what words should be elevated to that status automatically.
specific hubs could be world-adding watch words
There is a convo about this going on in the brainstorm post, I’ll wait for that to settle itself out before building out anything new.
I added nested tags for a couple of categories:
WEAll-Level (Knowledge, Narrative, Power-Base, Systems-change) < I think this might be helpful for organizing different types of content and help people find things they interact with regularly
WEAll-Branch (WEGO, Movement-building, ambassador, partner) < helpful for tagging content related to different branches of the org
Wellness-terminology (wellbeing-economy, beyond-gdp, etc) < Terms that moderators may want to have more control over, as listed here
I also listed all member organizations, which I put under a tag group WEAll-partner
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Is there a way that location/hub could be tagged to our names?
@clive.wychwood great idea. Looks like the discourse community opted to separate topic tags from the concept of a user tags. User tags don’t appear to be on the roadmap.
It does look like we may be able to use user groups for this. @Aamirah-WeAll thoughts?
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