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Originally Posted by meeera
Personally I much prefer the flexibility of tags, where each book can have a multiplicity of tags. I use series, genre, author, priority of reading, and a couple or three other things for my tags. (Not all series and all authors; selected ones. The rest I can easily find with Search.)
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I don't think we're disagreeing here at all. In fact, I use tags pretty much the same way by the sound of it.
The difference being, I'd like the tags to be structured.
For example, I have a tag something like Manuals/computers/dell
And another like current-reading/fiction/verne (but not that long actually); all the books in that category are also tagged with verne and fiction.
What I'd like is that my screen of tags just shows Manuals and not the 20 categories prefixed by Manuals/ until I select on it to expand it.
Alternately, if I could search for two tags at once, instead of the long current-reading tag, I could tell it I want a pseudo-category of books tagged with both current-reading and verne, then I could tag all those books with just current-reading and I wouldn't need the heirarchal subtags.