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Originally Posted by tompe
Yes they do if you do not have priority between the tags. If I want to have main categories and then different possible sub-categories for each main category then this is impossible to represent with ordinary tags but trivial to represent using folders.
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So, you say what makes tags more usable is what's bad about tags. That's the exact problem with folder. You have to define a taxonomy and stick with it. What if an ebook would fit in two places in your folder scheme?
EVERY tags is a main category. VERY tag is a sub-category. That's the whole point. You can choose at any time where you want to start. Today you might want to start at a genre tag, tomorrow you might want to start at UNREAD tag, the next day you might want to start with the Publisher tag.
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