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On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 11:29 PM, Federico Ferri <mescalinum@g.o> wrote: |
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> Nirbheek Chauhan wrote: |
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>> ${PORTDIR}/tags/games/puzzles/ksudoku -> ../../../kde-base/ksudoku |
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>> ${PORTDIR}/tags/games/puzzles/sudoku/ksudoku -> |
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> ../../../../kde-base/ksudoku |
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>> ${PORTDIR}/tags/dying/amarok -> ../media-sound/amarok |
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> I like the tag idea. |
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> I don't like tag as described above. |
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> I feel having tags organized in hierarchical way is inappropriate. |
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> that just makes another organization of packages in categories. |
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KDE and OLPC are looking towards hierarchical tags as the future of |
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content management. People don't really use folders, they use tags: |
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"Holidays" > "2008" > "Switzerland" |
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"Open Source" > "Gentoo" > "portage" |
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> tags <-> packages is a many-to-many relation. |
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Aren't tags _made_ to be many-to-many? |
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~Nirbheek Chauhan |
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