Do you want #hastags (like Twitter) on CrazyEngineers

Now that we have announced trending tags and subscription facility for tags/topics on CrazyEngineers, I was wondering if all of you would like to have the [HASHTAG]#tags[/HASHTAG] facility. It works just the same way as twitter, allowing you to add tags.

  • We have an option to display # sign in front of the tagged topic. For example: [HASHTAG]#Android[/HASHTAG] - and create a link to all the topics tagged with android.
  • We may remove the # sign from the tagged topic and also de-link it; but add the tag at the bottom of the discussion.
Do let us know your opinion through the poll and comments.

Replies

  • Ankita Katdare
    Ankita Katdare
    I am up for adding tags without the "#" sign and the tags should appear at the bottom of the discussions.

    Having too many # signs in the paragraph makes it difficult to read for normal readers. I find twitter repulsive for the same reason. Especially when people use tags such as (# thisdaycouldntgetbetter)
  • Kaustubh Katdare
    Kaustubh Katdare
    Well, 'too many' will need to be avoided. We can plan on rolling out the feature only to seasoned CEans; who know what's spamming and what's not 😉

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