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Many fans name their tags to correspond to typical fanwork [[Header|metadata]] such as author, [[fandom]], [[rating]], [[genre]], character, pairing, and sometimes even length or status (complete or [[WIP]]) will be added to a bookmark. These naming conventions in turn make it easier for other fans to find fanworks by tag on Delicious. For example, a search for "fanfic" will bring up all recently bookmarked pages tagged with that term: http://delicious.com/tag/fanfic
Many fans name their tags to correspond to typical fanwork [[Header|metadata]] such as author, [[fandom]], [[rating]], [[genre]], character, pairing, and sometimes even length or status (complete or [[WIP]]) will be added to a bookmark. These naming conventions in turn make it easier for other fans to find fanworks by tag on Delicious. For example, a search for "fanfic" will bring up all recently bookmarked pages tagged with that term: http://delicious.com/tag/fanfic
Some users add punctuation or other characters, often just to sort their tags alphabetically. Because Delicious tags are space-separated, rather than comma-separated, tags composed of phrases are also likely to contain underscores (_) or periods (.). Atypical tags are more difficult to search on, but can be useful if the user is browsing only the reccer's account.
Some users add punctuation or other characters, often just to sort their tags alphabetically. Because Delicious tags were until the September 2011 relaunch space-separated, rather than comma-separated, tags composed of phrases are also likely to contain underscores (_) or periods (.). Atypical tags are more difficult to search on, but can be useful if the user is browsing only the reccer's account.
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