heh, the tag names in that demo video follow a hierarchical structure - .didget.Name, .didget.SHA1, .fileSystem.Ancestor, .fileSystem.Folder, .... So now not o

heh, the tag names in that demo video follow a hierarchical structure - .didget.Name, .didget.SHA1, .fileSystem.Ancestor, .fileSystem.Folder, .... So now not only do you have a hierarchical (but optional, which is worse imo) structure for files, you also have a hierarchy for tag names (which, unlike with folders, you can't really rename if they conflict because they're singular keys).