If you are posting in a community, they often list recommended tags for relevant content. Otherwise, your tags depend on your audience. Using popular generic tags can risk getting lost in a sea of content rather than earning eyes on your writing. I suggest avoiding the temptation to try tagging your way to success. Instead, target your audience by choosing the right communities and selecting specific tags relevant to each post.
Which frontend are you using? I favor PeakD.com, and if I start a post from the community page itself, suggested community tags are shown in the post composition page.
That depends. "Chess," obviously. Probably "games." But is it about history, strategy, openings, checkmates, a particular tournament, or something else? Is it online or in person?
There is a games page for tabletop games in general, and Dungeons and Dragons specifically. Tabletop / DND.
If you are posting in a community, they often list recommended tags for relevant content. Otherwise, your tags depend on your audience. Using popular generic tags can risk getting lost in a sea of content rather than earning eyes on your writing. I suggest avoiding the temptation to try tagging your way to success. Instead, target your audience by choosing the right communities and selecting specific tags relevant to each post.
How can I see the recommended tags in communities? Oh I understand now. Thanks.
Which frontend are you using? I favor PeakD.com, and if I start a post from the community page itself, suggested community tags are shown in the post composition page.
Ohh alright, I use peakD too.
What tags do you think I should use for a chess post
That depends. "Chess," obviously. Probably "games." But is it about history, strategy, openings, checkmates, a particular tournament, or something else? Is it online or in person?
There is a games page for tabletop games in general, and Dungeons and Dragons specifically. Tabletop / DND.
There is also The Chess Community.
It's about my Chess journey, how i stopped for a while and I'm back now