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Hashtags turn a # and a word into a tag chip — type #, pick or create a tag, and the chip files the memo into that collection while linking to its tag page. The inline authoring half of 📝Tagging, it exists so organizing happens in the flow of writing rather than as a separate metadata step. It's for any MythOS creator who wants structure to emerge from the words they're already typing.

Key Capabilities

  • # typeahead — type # to open a dropdown of your tags, community tags, and a create option
  • Your Tags / Community Tags — suggestions are grouped, with reference counts on community tags
  • Create on the fly — no match? The New option mints the tag as you type it
  • Chip links to the tag page — each chip points at /tag/{name}, the collection for that tag
  • Smart suggestions — tags used only in daily memos stay out of regular-memo suggestions until reused
  • Collaborator tags — tags added on collaborator content are tracked apart from owner tags

Getting Started

  1. In any memo, type # followed by the tag you want
  2. Pick an existing tag under Your Tags or Community Tags, or choose New to create it
  3. The chip files the memo into that tag's collection and links to its page at /tag/{name}
  4. Manage every tag later from Settings → Tags

FAQ

  • Does #2 become a tag? No. A bare hashtag needs at least one letter, so number-only tags like #2 stay plain text.
  • What's the difference between a hashtag and a tag? A hashtag is how you apply a tag inline; the tag is the resulting collection. Typing #idea files the memo under the idea tag.
  • Why doesn't my daily-memo tag suggest in a regular memo? Tags used only in daily memos are hidden from regular-memo suggestions until used in a regular memo — it keeps suggestions relevant.
  • Are tag names case-sensitive? The chip shows your casing, but the link target is lowercased — #MyTag and #mytag point at the same /tag/mytag collection.
  • Can I tag a collaborator's memo? Yes. Tags you add on collaborator content are stored as collaborator tags, separate from the owner's.

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