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Hashtag Management
Posted: 02 Dec 2016, 19:46
by ohaimark
Hashtags could spiral out of control quickly. Here's my suggestion: post your hashtags here and I'll maintain a list of them. Then, before posting, people can check here to see what other users have tagged in the past.
Deskthority Awards:
#DTA7
#dta2017
Switches:
ALPS
#bluealps
CHERRY
#mxclear
Brands:
#Lexmark
Keyboards:
#M13
#M15
#SSK
#ModelM
Posted: 02 Dec 2016, 19:59
by Wodan
Damn nice idea. I already tried #dta2017 a few days ago
When referring to switches, I suggest using #mxclear for example, tagging keyboards linked/presented here that have a corresponding switch. Maybe something like #bluealps helps bring together all blue alps switches keyboards.
Posted: 02 Dec 2016, 20:11
by snuci
ohaimark wrote: Hashtags could spiral out of control quickly. Here's my suggestion: post your hashtags here and I'll maintain a list of them. Then, before posting, people can check here to see what other users have tagged in the past.
How about a Wiki page instead? This way there's a standard place for it and you won't have to do a search to find this thread.
Posted: 02 Dec 2016, 20:15
by ohaimark
But will it show the hashtag links properly? That is the question. Part of having them located here is making the search functionality useful inside the forum area.
Posted: 04 Dec 2016, 02:42
by emdude
Would it be possible to include most popular hashtags (and additionally, most popular searches too I guess) in a sidebar on the index page, maybe with a link to a list of all hashtags (like this one)? This list feels a little hidden away being in a DT Talk page and all.
Posted: 04 Dec 2016, 02:46
by webwit
It wouldn't be easy to have that automated. Now it's just text in posts, there's no mechanism which counts the hashtags and keeps track of use.
Posted: 04 Dec 2016, 02:48
by ohaimark
Yeah. You'd need to design some some of webpage crawler, almost search engine like, that triggered on hashtag links.
Maybe I can talk some of my Computer Science friends into developing something. They love bots.