[blacklabparent]

I am sitting here about to pee myself laughing, the tags in my roller coaster thread are funneh! =D

I am going to start reading threads just for the tag humour.

 

[Fritofeet]

Do we need to tag this thread?

 

[BigBrownDog]

Did you read the ones on "who will kill this thread"? I have a contribution there.

 

[zoezoe]

lmao....these are funnnnnnehhhhhhhhhhh!!!

 

[patm]

OK - I have NO idea what the tags are, where they come from , how you get them there , or what the heck they are there for. The ones I see just seem to be rambling things that have nothing to do with the threads - what gives?

 

[BigBrownDog]

OK - I have NO idea what the tags are, where they come from , how you get them there , or what the heck they are there for. The ones I see just seem to be rambling things that have nothing to do with the threads - what gives?

Well - they are just excited utterances. There is a link on the bottom of the page on the right hand side that says "edit Tags" click it and add sumpin.

 

[patm]

I get it - kinda like tweets, only even less meaningful.

 

[MidwestGirl]

I could do without them

 

[kaisdad]

I get it - kinda like tweets, only even less meaningful.

Here in O&O they don't have much use other than to be a little silly and blow off some steam. But in the training forum, for example, you could tag a thread that discusses prong collars with "prong Collars", or a thread about House trainging could be tagged with "potty training", "house training", etc. This becomes useful when a person searches for those subjects, the threads that are tagged with a subject will come to the top of the search result. It helps to streamline the search feature. We use tags on the Airstream forum I belong to to help make searching for items easier.

 

[patm]

Thanks! That makes alot more sense to me.