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Tagging ins tedious. Especially when it’s not you who searches but lots of other people, all with their specific ways of describing what they are looking for.
by ano-ther 3y ago
Tagging ins tedious. Especially when it’s not you who searches but lots of other people, all with their specific ways of describing what they are looking for.
And yes, the results are between amusing, annoying and infuriating.
The “alcohol” example finding mostly comes from alcohol free products advertising this feature in their name - no need to name your regular beer or wine “with alcohol”, at least not in the product name.
- nox100 3y agotagging doesn't work period because people will tag things to try to get their product in front of your eyes and add any tag they think is popular entirely unrelated to their "product".
- Solvency 3y agoSo why not punish them and have bots regularly scan/assess tags for relevance.
- pixl97 3y agoLeaving myself a note here for when I'm back behind a computer. I'm wondering how well something like GPT-4 generates tags with a product description/product image. Be interesting to see its accuracy and comprehensiveness.