Tags for conlanging
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1kaleissin
Ok, I've scanned in most of my non-fiction and tagged lots. I figured it was time to discuss how to tag, I'll use my own library as an example:
I use "conlang" when I feel the book is useful for conlangers/conlanging. I might start tagging books containing conlangs the same way, still undecided. There are a lot more books useful for conlangers in my library than what I have tagged, though.
Other relevant tags are "linguistics", "language", and "dictionary". In addition to the "linguistics"-tag I may have added tags for the subtype of linguistics, like "syntax" or "phonetics" or what have you. I'm not sure whether I should add "conlang" to all books that have the before-mentioned tags or not.
Now, over to you!
I use "conlang" when I feel the book is useful for conlangers/conlanging. I might start tagging books containing conlangs the same way, still undecided. There are a lot more books useful for conlangers in my library than what I have tagged, though.
Other relevant tags are "linguistics", "language", and "dictionary". In addition to the "linguistics"-tag I may have added tags for the subtype of linguistics, like "syntax" or "phonetics" or what have you. I'm not sure whether I should add "conlang" to all books that have the before-mentioned tags or not.
Now, over to you!
