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on the one hand i feel bad for tagging back things that i'm excited about faster and more often, but when i'm tired and short on time i'd rather get a few easy tags done than none at all because i put a tough one first.

I used to be super stringent about doing tags in order, but loosened up a couple of months ago and started bumping threads I'm excited about up the queue. I find I get back to the majority of my threads at the same rate or more quickly than when I was being rigorously fair, even alongside the threads I do first.

It just comes down to good motivation. You get momentum going with the threads you're stoked on, and it carries forth to the ones you're more neutral about.

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