tagbaseret
Tagbaseret (tag-based) refers to systems, processes, or interfaces that organize, classify, and retrieve information primarily through tags—short, user-supplied labels or keywords. Tags are usually free-form and assigned to content items such as documents, images, videos, bookmarks, or posts.
In information management, tag-based approaches are often contrasted with taxonomy- or ontology-driven methods. They enable folksonomies,
Advantages include flexibility, scalability, and ease of adding new topics. Tagging supports exploratory search and discovery
Challenges include inconsistency and ambiguity from synonyms and homonyms, tag drift, and lack of standardization. Quality
Design considerations encompass autocomplete and tag suggestions, deduplication, synonym mapping, and decisions about flat versus hierarchical
Common applications include social bookmarking platforms, photo sharing sites, music tagging, and modern content management systems.