ForestForTrees
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Currently, when you are adding tags, autocomplete doesn't include many tags that might be useful to the user. For example, if you have a tag called "migraines and headaches," it won't appear if the user starts typing headaches. Apparently, it only looks for exact, from-the-start, matches.
When members use existing tags rather than creating new tags, the tagging system is less fragmented and more useful. As a result, users will create new tags rather than using existing tags. This makes the tagging system less useful and decreases the SEO benefit because of thin content.
Please broaden the search called by autocomplete such that any word in the user's string can match any substring of an existing tag.
When members use existing tags rather than creating new tags, the tagging system is less fragmented and more useful. As a result, users will create new tags rather than using existing tags. This makes the tagging system less useful and decreases the SEO benefit because of thin content.
Please broaden the search called by autocomplete such that any word in the user's string can match any substring of an existing tag.
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