User criteria/trophy for adding thread tags

[Alpha1]

It would be useful if there would be a user criteria for adding thread tags so that people are awarded for adding tags.

 

[0ptima]

Thus would be a great feature.

 

[ForestForTrees]

Brilliant!

 

[Stuart Wright]

Agree. Let's motivate them.

 

[Formina Sage]

I'd love to see this - it would definitely drive community engagement for adding tags.

 

[ForestForTrees]

I've just had a guy spend a couple hours tagging yesterday and then again today on my forum. He's doing a great job and I'm so grateful. I want to be able to reward him somehow for that.

 

[ForestForTrees]

This is all one guy. We're a small forum, so it means a lot. I'd give him a trophy manually, but I always regret manual actions like that later, and I want to show equal appreciation for the "slow and steady" taggers as well.

 

[Mert]

This also has my vote

 

[Paul B]

While it's an add-on (and therefore obviously not core), I have just added this to my criteria add-on.



I'll release the new version soon.

 

[Alpha1]

Nice one!

 

[Daniel Hood]

While it's an add-on (and therefore obviously not core), I have just added this to my criteria add-on.

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I'll release the new version soon.

Thanks for speaking up. Was considering adding it to Tag Essentials. Glad I didn't start yet.

 

[Paul B]

It was very simple so I figured I'd add it - took longer to prepare the resource update than write the code ...

 

[Paul B]

Released: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/cta-criteria.3006/

 

[ForestForTrees]

That's awesome. This thread is a great model of positive developer interaction.

For anyone else, I found the following SQL helpful for manually identifying users who tag a lot. It provides a count of the number of times a user has added a tag that is still in the database.

SELECT * , count( add_user_id )
FROM `xf_tag_content`
WHERE 1
GROUP BY add_user_id
ORDER BY count( add_user_id ) DESC
LIMIT 0 , 30

I applied it by clicking on the SQL tab of the xf_tag_content table from within phpMyAdminand got the following: