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Could you write shorter tags (and still give enough substance for others to reply to)? I don't know your current style but just in case you do write "too much", leave out internal thought whenever it's not absolutely necessary. Once you get used to juggling all your threads in a timely manner, you can add more text to your tags.

Tag out instead of making open posts if there's a chance they get flooded with replies.

For a while, have just enough threads to pass AC. Make sure you wrap up older threads before starting new ones.

I hope some of these help. Good luck, anon!

Sometimes I feel like I do overthink tags, so taking a step back and not wasting a lot of time on one tag at a time really would help! And it would help take off some of the stress surrounding tags, too.

I do pass AC easily, it's more or less about being timely when it counts, but tagging out is certainly better than open levels, and I'll focus on the former much more now. Thanks, anon, this is super helpful!

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