tag people you follow or who follow you

Submitted by Evan Prodromou on Wed, 08/13/2008 - 20:01

Issue ID:	514
Issue Category:	feature
Component:	core
Priority:	major
Status:	fixed
Assigned:	evan
Version:	0.5
Milestone:	0.7
Keywords:	Channels

You should be able to add tags to people who follow you or who you follow. "news", "sports", "php", "montreal", "entrepreneur", "party".

Eventually (these should be separate tickets later) we could have some special interfaces for people with tags. Example: only show me the stream of notices from people tagged "montreal" and "php". Or: send a message to everyone I've tagged "family".

Other people should be able to review your tags and groups. Example: I want to see who [wiki:kshep] has tagged 'trac'.

Legacy Data

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Ticket ID:

514

Reported by:

evan

Owner:

evan

Status:

closed

Resolution:

closed

Type:

feature

Component:

core

Priority:

Version:

0.5

Milestone:

0.7

Updates

#1

Submitted by BUGabundo on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 06:20.

Replying to [ticket:514 evan]:
> You should be able to add tags to people who follow you or who you follow. "news", "sports", "php", "montreal", "entrepreneur", "party".
>
> Eventually (these should be separate tickets later) we could have some special interfaces for people with tags. Example: only show me the stream of notices from people tagged "montreal" and "php". Or: send a message to everyone I've tagged "family".
>
> Other people should be able to review your tags and groups. Example: I want to see who [wiki:kshep] has tagged 'trac'.

is this something like private channels/rooms?

#2

Submitted by BUGabundo on Mon, 09/29/2008 - 07:24.

Whats the difference between this one and #515 ?

#3

Submitted by Evan Prodromou on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 09:53.

Replying to [comment:2 BUGabundo]:

> Whats the difference between this one and #515 ?

In this one, the user assigns tags to other people (or, more strictly, to the user's relationship with those other people). In #515, the user describes him or herself.

For example, @stav would probably tag himself "california", "silicon_valley", "greek". I, on the other hand, would tag our relationship "father", "family", "supporter", "news". I'd tag @zach "work", "controlyourself". But people typically wouldn't tag themselves "work" or "family" or "friend" or whatever.