comment by kleinbl00

Ideally, tags should be related automatically and then refined manually by everyone so that you get a good start but a careful refinement. My opinion, anyway - I'm just psyched to see something like this happening.

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mk · 3545 days ago · link ·

I'm actually pleasantly surprised by the relevance. But, it does only give the most popular relationships. I added more to the tag page, and now if you search for a term that has been used as a tag, it'll give you some related ones:

https://hubski.com/query?id=mars

I'd like to find a clean way to insert this info into the feed for a given tag. But, I am going to work on another update for a bit.

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kleinbl00 · 3544 days ago · link ·

Good on ya, mate. The fact that you're now attempting to make tags useful, rather than irrelevant, is a goddamn sea change.

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Cumol · 3545 days ago · link ·

Writing NICE in capital was just made more awesome by writing it this way.

I feel weird for finding that cool

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steve · 3545 days ago · link ·

for some reason my eyes read "hand-colored" and I clicked on mk's link and was momentarily bummed thinking I had missed some colorful expression... only to click back, re-read and then smack my forehead.

wednesday...

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caelum19 · 3545 days ago · link ·

Judging by #history being related to #china #music and #science I'm guessing it uses tags that are commonly used together.

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mk · 3545 days ago · link ·

Yes, they are. There is a recency component to it however. Looking at the most recent #history posts, a number have been tagged #china.