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Originally Posted by tompe
But you have to have tag levels then to get the same functionality. Or what would heppen when you have 200 tags? You will get a flat list to choose from and that is not so good. What you need id tags with different priority or level to get be able to get the same functionality (and more) as in using folders.
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Exactly. However, presentation (pick and choose from a list) is a different issue than a discussion about how best to model the semantics or the structure of a pile of e-books. For English, I can imagine a UI presentation where all presented lists are a maximum length of 26 regardless of whether the list came from too many tags or too many same-level folders in one sub-directory.
Aside - at some point my conference calls end and I have to do real work.
I'll suggest that there may be diminishing return here. (AM vs. FM, AC vs. DC, emacs vs. vi,...) But, I'll think about it some more.