I've been seeing this shit for decades. The problem is as soon as you end up with a tag/search system with any complexity, you end up recreating paths/folders/

I've been seeing this shit for decades. The problem is as soon as you end up with a tag/search system with any complexity, you end up recreating paths/folders/whatever again. As soon as you have a multiuser system, you're forced into it. No one has ever justified to me why i need to stop referring /etc/whatever/config or /users/username/whatever We'd either need to scrap everything we use today, or emulate it anyways to use things like cp or mv. The answer is both. Tags are useful, but not a replacement.