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Originally Posted by tompe
My point was that ontological there are some things you can represent with folders that you cannot represent with tags without adding the concept of levels to the tag and make sure that every application respect these levels. I wanted to point out that since somebody made the erroneous claim that you using tags could represent everything you can represent with flat tags.
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Help me to understand your statements. What can you represent with folders that cannot be represented with tags and "And" queries/filters? Someone earlier suggested with folder A, sub-folders B and C, then content items in C is identified as "has tags A And C". Perhaps I am missing something.