RE: The Tokenized World: Relevant Content, Community Support... or Tag Soup?
For myself I still plan on sticking to the 5 tags, one of which, (usually the first), will always be justbecause. Just be cause no one can say they own that tag, that anything I post in that tag is always relevant to the tag. No one that I could see was using the tag prior to myself, so I feel safe using it.
After that is generally the descriptive/contest tag, and somewhere in the last three tags will be at least one, maybe two tribal tags. But I still use steemit for, well pretty much everything, so am not sure I can use more than five tags anyways.
I do think that #creativecoin tag will become one of my most used tags. I do agree way to much tag soup, but then again, it does not matter how much noise is made about curation, steem block chain attitude is almost all about what can I get out of steem today, and not the attitude of how can I help steem grow.
Sad but true @bashadow, far too many people (just my OPINION) see this are purely a giant cash dispenser, not as a social content platform where they have an opportunity to earn stake and build something in the long run.
I figure it's unlikely that I will use more than two tribe tags at a time, so the rest will help categorize my posts. And, after all, isn't that the POINT behind tags?
That is what I thought tags were for, to make it easy for people to find your content, now tags are just a bunch of I'm a member of this club so give me a vote.
Still enough of us do use steem block chain as a social place, and I do kind of see that growing, I am on the fence as to how communities are going to work, that is something that will just have to learn as they come on board. The tribal sites are enough to get used to for now. Still I like hogging tags and having fun with them even though I know not many are going to type a tag #alaskahasmountains in a search engine. (currently only one post with that tag). LoL. Fun tags, people need to lighten up on the money aspect and have more fun.