How Tagging Works in the GVSI

Everything should have at least one tag from the list of top-level tags. More than one top-level tag is allowed (and recommended if applicable). Tags should always be in lowercase, unless referencing a proper noun or acronym like PIM (things like Christianity don't count and will be lower-case).

• politics - applied philosophy, policy debate, politicians, polarization
• philosophy - rationality, gender, morality, existentialism, economic theory, political science
• psychology - psychiatry, mental illness
• technology - hardware, software, security
• language - linguistics, Japanese, German, Russian
• religion - christianity, shintoism, spirituality, magic
• art - music, architecture
• history
• education - personal information management (PIM), Anki/SRS, learning, blogging
• medicine
• food
• games - (video games)

Specialty Tags

• utilities - (tools that are interactive, not just writing)
• ae0 - ...
• shopping - (places to buy items of XYZ type)
• css

The easiest way to apply tags is to give the top-level tag followed by sub-tags, then another top-level tag and it's sub tags. For example, food in middle-ages Christian monasteries might be:
religion christianity food history middle_ages

Meta Tag

Only things related to GVSI or related works should be included in the meta tag.