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Old 04-24-2019, 12:06 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by ceridwen View Post
For my personal AO3 library, after I stripped all the rating, warning, category, and character tags, there are more than 6000 distinct tags. Canonicalizing them reduces this to more than 5000. Dropping tags that only appear once reduces this to 1277 tags, which is still probably too many collections for a Kobo to handle, I'm assuming? I'm going to look at how much I lose by starting to less-frequent tags, though I'm curious if anyone has other ideas for reducing the number of tags with minimal loss of information.
I keep a #freeform custom column where I copy all AO3 tags found in my downloaded fics. Then a #fictags column with scrubbed values (LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet+Job Spy scrub tags feature -> performs both canonicalizing and deletion of tags I'm not interested in). I also keep a separate #collections column for creating collections based only on a handful of most used tags (less than a hundred).
  • #collections: for offline on-device browsing
  • #fictags: for online on-device browsing (of Calibre mobile server or COPS) using built-in browser or via smartphone/tablet using Calibre Companion or content server
  • #freeform: for browsing via fast device with largish screen (tablet or PC) using Calibre, Calibre Companion or content server
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