[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #60000: alot of tags is too many (was: Deprioritize categories)
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#60000: alot of tags is too many
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Reporter: jorbin | Owner: (none)
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: General | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: 2nd-opinion needs-moar-alot | Focuses:
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Changes (by jorbin):
* keywords: 2nd-opinion => 2nd-opinion needs-moar-alot
* component: Editor => General
* reporter: joostdevalk => jorbin
Old description:
> In the old days of blogging, we used categories. Nice, hierarchical
> structures which we all understood how they worked. However, as I was
> recently discussing the many issues around tags and categories with
> @matt, he made a strong point: people coming into blogging these days
> might understand tags a whole lot better than categories.
>
> We also agreed that the fact that by default, WordPress ships with two
> taxonomies, (categories ''and'' tags), is less than ideal from a new user
> UX perspective.
>
> So I'm proposing a change (for which @matt should actually get credit as
> he said it first in our conversation): we should (slowly) deprioritize
> categories. To start, on the pre-publish checks, we should not suggest
> people add a category to their post if they've never done so, or if they
> only have posts in the "Uncategorized" category.
>
> I'd also suggest removing the Categories panel if that's the case. Would
> love to hear other opinions, or see implementations :)
New description:
[[Image(https://core.trac.wordpress.org/raw-attachment/ticket/13237/alot-
of-bugs.gif)]]
Previously:
- #50000
- #40000
- #30000
- #20000
- #13536
- #13237
Changed with thanks to @joostdevalk. See #60001
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