have you read the documentation? i'm going to summarize what i remember, but i encourage you to go read for yourself: basically, setting the tags on your post are what indicates subgrouping and...
have you read the documentation?
i'm going to summarize what i remember, but i encourage you to go read for yourself:
basically, setting the tags on your post are what indicates subgrouping and lets admins know how much interest there is in a particular tag, so they can consider whether its worth making a new group.
Tags are what you want! Groups on Tildes aren't isomorphic to subreddits - topics can be moved across groups if needed, and the tag structure lets you narrow down the scope of your search. You...
Tags are what you want! Groups on Tildes aren't isomorphic to subreddits - topics can be moved across groups if needed, and the tag structure lets you narrow down the scope of your search. You don't necessarily need a ~cars - if you were posting, say, a video about new tech in cars, you could post it in ~tech tagged cars. Then, anyone could see or bookmark a search for the cars tag to find your post and any others across Tildes.
have you read the documentation?
i'm going to summarize what i remember, but i encourage you to go read for yourself:
basically, setting the tags on your post are what indicates subgrouping and lets admins know how much interest there is in a particular tag, so they can consider whether its worth making a new group.
Thanks! @commie. Will do.
Just wanted to make sure I am not breaking any rules that lead to a ban. Lol.
Rather than cars/motorbikes, perhaps a wider gamit of transport might be better?
Tags are what you want! Groups on Tildes aren't isomorphic to subreddits - topics can be moved across groups if needed, and the tag structure lets you narrow down the scope of your search. You don't necessarily need a ~cars - if you were posting, say, a video about new tech in cars, you could post it in ~tech tagged
cars
. Then, anyone could see or bookmark a search for thecars
tag to find your post and any others across Tildes.