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- Kyler1M
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Scratcher
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how do tags work? Do they make your projects more popular and how?
“Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great,”
-Devin Booker
- lgrov44
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Scratcher
500+ posts
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In 3.0, this feature has been replaced with a hashtag system; preceding a word with a hashtag automatically creates a link to the search results for that word.As far as I'm aware, this is all it really does, though you can learn more if you wish.
lgrov44, an Australian Scratcher whose most famous for his follows, followed by his activity, especially on Discussion Forums, and his follower count. Is also a remix chainer and school student. Identifies as bisexual.
My top 3 favourite people:
1. @Higgies (deleted) - First Follower, Thank you so much! (Wish you could see this…)
2. @Dubstepv1 (Banned/Moved) - Remix Chainer
3. @GIitchInTheMatrix (Moved to @GlitchedThrough) - Many small things.
Still looking for one of my first followers who are still active.
- Maximouse
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
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It also makes the project appear in the search results for that word and in the relevant section of the Explore Page (Animations, Art, Games, …). Including the word in the project description, without the #, has the same effect.In 3.0, this feature has been replaced with a hashtag system; preceding a word with a hashtag automatically creates a link to the search results for that word.As far as I'm aware, this is all it really does, though you can learn more if you wish.
- Kyler1M
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Scratcher
64 posts
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thanksIt also makes the project appear in the search results for that word and in the relevant section of the Explore Page (Animations, Art, Games, …). Including the word in the project description, without the #, has the same effect.In 3.0, this feature has been replaced with a hashtag system; preceding a word with a hashtag automatically creates a link to the search results for that word.As far as I'm aware, this is all it really does, though you can learn more if you wish.
“Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great,”
-Devin Booker
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