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i'm in games where you're encouraged to tag both the posts you make and the ones you comment to. as pointed down below, there's no real "hiding" the posts you make, but i don't like to tag the posts i comment into, because i've been subjected to tantrums of 'why are you tagging X and not ME ME ME ME RIGHT HERE AND RIGHT NOW hdu tag out instead of always prioritizing my threads!!!!' . this way, i avoid unwanted attention.

i also know of people who tag selectively, only tagging those posts where their characters've had massive development, as it's easier for them to reconstruct the key points of the progress of their characterization.

*as pointed out above, even.

You know, the major advantage comm based games have is tags making it easy to find posts. If people don't tag posts then it's harder to find a post than in a journal based game.

you can find the posts someone makes by typing in commurl/?poster=username very easily. it's tagging posts i comment to that i try to avoid because of the reason i just gave.

you might not think it's a good reason, but i've been on the receiving end of enough whinging that i've kind of learned that this methods spares me quite a bit of grief. it's not foolproof, naturally: clingy morons can stumble upon my threads if they comment to the same post, or if someone else plurks about the thread in any capacity - but it minimizes that risk.

sorry to put it this way, but (general) your ease of finding my threads doesn't trump my overall rp comfort. and like i said - if it's a game rule to tag, then that's that, i do it (or i reconsider joining the game, though i can't think that'd ever be a decisive factor for me).

holy shit anon you play with some terrible tittybabies, my condolences

I usually don't tag my replies until the thread is long enough for AC requirements.

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