Tags are great BUT It's pretty important to realize that a files position is merely it's default tag (and you can tag it further with many different types of s

Tags are great BUT It's pretty important to realize that a files position is merely it's default tag (and you can tag it further with many different types of systems like extended attributes, as I think both Gnome and KDE have used at times). Without that default tag you have a mess. It's also important to note that Tags have a very high maintenance cost of their own. Duplicate, inconsistently applied and redundant tags are a aggressive cancer in any of these systems. No you can't just ignore them as they make it more and more difficult to accomplish even basic viewing /scanning over files for the system and the user. Many many users have trouble even doing basic maintenance on their file locations (that default tag) that makes a tag based system even more prone to failure.