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Tag
- Create based on needs. If we have designers who design chairs, create "Chair" tag. If we do not have designers who make swords, do not create "Sword" tag.
- Use singular noun. Use "Cup" for tagging cups. Only use plural for paired items, like glasses, shoes.
- Not too specific. Bad examples: red socks, pure wool sweater, solid wood table.
- Not too general. Bad examples: good, beautiful, timeless, creative. Good examples: cute, cartoon, classic.
- Not too close. Cap/hat, cup/mug, are too close to each other. In this case, combine them into one, name it as "Earrings/Eardrops" if earrings and eardrops are different or "Cup" if cup includes mug.
- Clothing
- Knitwear
- Decoration
- Carpet
- Curtain
- Lamp
- Fashion
- Furniture
- Chair
- Office chair
- Desk
- Table
- Chair
- Graphics
- Illustration
- Kitchenware
- Cooker
- Tableware
- Dish
- Cup
- Teaware
- Jewelry
- Bracelet
- Earrings
- Necklace
- Ring
- Textiles
- Container
- Decoration
- Heating
- Holiday
- Lighting
- Wedding
- Home
- Office
- Bamboo
- Bronze
- Ceramics
- Glass
- Gold
- Plastic
- Silver
- Stone
- Steel
- Wood
- Polywood
- Woman
- Man
- Teenager
- Kid
- Baby
The tag table has a level field, which contains an integer between 0 - 255 (TINYINT). Default value is 0. It can be used to sort the priority of tag.
- 200 - 255: primary tags. Used as site categories.
- 250 - 255: furniture, ceramics, jewelry, fashion, clothing, textiles, decoration
- 240 - 249: graphics, illustration, knitwear, accessories, kitchenware
- 200 - 239: home, office, woman, man, gift, holiday, wood, silver, glass
- 100 - 199, secondary tags.
- 150 - 199: shoes, chair, dish, glasses, earrings, bag, basket, lamp
- 100 - 149: office chair, fruit bowl, candle holder, glass vase
- 0 - 100, non-important tags.
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