If so, why and what do you tag them? What fits your bill as to tag and remember someone and to just leave it be?
Oh, bonus question, if you tag people, what am I tagged as? 🥺
I never have cause/need to tag other users, replying usually is enough for me
Ya, kremlin troll bots/both the same/etc bots get a tag (the obnoxious/hard core ones gets a block), then misogynists etc gets a tag and nice people gets a tag too.
Little nice? “+”, super nice “+++”. Little nice several times? “++”
I have no tag on you, who have one on me 😬 ?
To be honest, I don’t think I paid much attention to that being a thing haha (although fedia has notes, not tags). Back when I used Discord I sometimes added notes, mostly about nicknames and stuff - but this isn’t my “chatting with friends and recognising people” space, so not sure I’ll use them.
I typically do not tag people in the Lemmy app. However, there was an instance where I inadvertently did so. This occurred because I was using a Mitra instance to communicate with Lemmy instances, and the Mitra client app automatically tagged the Lemmy user in that process.
Nope. If they do enough to warrant me clicking their profile to see more about them, I’m usually 90% of the way to a block anyway.
I have user tags enabled since it’s fun to see how many times I upvoted or downvoted a user displayed by their username, but I don’t add any of my own tags or interact with users beyond what is said in the comments of a specific thread.
Just because I can.
I know.
You later?
No.
No, because it’s not a standard lemmy feature and I don’t use 3rd party apps.
Why is it that you don’t use 3rd party apps? I have no issue with Jerboa and have used it extensively, but I’m mainly wondering if there’s something I’m missing with 3rd party Lemmy clients.
Because the web interface is perfectly fine and I honestly don’t see why every freaking website needs to be an app these days.
Yeah I completely agree when you put it that way. I’ve been doing this for the desktop web apps that I used to have installed (Discord, Spotify, Teams) accessing them via a browser instead.
I’ve been meaning to tidy up my phone anyway so I’ll give the mobile Web UI a good go.
Why use an app for something that works perfectly fine via web browser as well? The less apps I have on my phone the better.
Oh, bonus question, if you tag people, what am I tagged as? 🥺
tag: you’re it
runs away
I tag people that never fail to find something to argue about, obvious trolls, bad faith / sea lion conversationalists and so on. If I encounter them again and they show the same behaviour as a pattern, I fully block them.
I also use it for more fun stuff, like who is overly helpful, friendly or who recommended a good book. This way, if I see them again I get reminded of the positive interaction from before
edit: @[email protected] you might want to replace “tag” with “label” or something, people think you mean username @tagging and don’t read the body of your post
What do you have against sealions? I would like to have a civil conversation about your statement. Would you mind showing me evidence of any negative thing any sealion has ever done to you? I’m just curious if you have any sources to back up your opinion.
(please tag me as generally not being serious. Have a spectacular day)
Good enough
fuck
No, because since it’s only a third party app implementation, tags wouldn’t follow if I go from my phone to my desktop or any other device. It also just seems kinda… Strange?
Do you keep a journal of those you meet in-person? No judgement if you do, but if your reaction to that question was “Eww, no!” but also do user tagging I would be very curious as to what the difference is for you.
Anyways, for problematic people they either get blocked or banned (the egregious ones) which by nature of it being a first-party feature is already synced.
That explains why I didn’t know what the hell OP was taking about.
I’ll tag people when they’ve got into big arguments about something I find important. I might agree or disagree, but I’ll tag them with whatever it was they felt strongly about.
I find it interesting to see if I caught them on a good or a bad day. Do I always dis/agree with them on all topics, or was it just that one? Did I judge them unfairly?
For example I have one person labelled “Too Angry”. I can’t remember what they were angry about that first time, but it’s amazing how often they’re still angry when I see them.
I don’t think labels/tags are a feature in Voyager. So, no.
Edit: it is! See below.
They are. You just have to enable user tags in the Settings:
Let me know if I need to edit the tag I have for you.
Haha that last line
And no, you don’t, I do.
Now tagged “Definitely has ten toes”.
Nice, I keep learning things about this app!
I use Sync and yes. I tag transphobes, racists, obvious trolls, Zionists, MAGAts, and general chuds.
The vast majority of users you included I don’t have tagged as anything
Edit: so far it looks like I have no one in this thread tagged as anything.
I am not for the life of me seeing where to add a tag or a label. I checked in 3 different UIs, including the main one.
Seems it varies instance by instance. On fedia I can hover over someone’s username with my cursor and alongside some info on their account there’s a field for notes (haven’t tested to see if it saves between devices, but there is a save button, so maybe it does). I don’t see a note option on my mander account.
Thanks, I’ll check that out