With the influx of new users, I'm seeing a lot of 'double tags,' where users obviously didn't realize they could only choose a single tag. Somehow we need to make that restriction more obvious, but also, simply ignoring any tags after the first one would be an elegant solution imo.
I'm definitely guilty of doing this as it's my first day on here and I've accomplished things through a lot of trial and error heh. I wouldn't mind a more comprehensive FAQ or newbie guide page to help solve this issue as well, could be useful for more easily getting a feel for how the Hubski system works. Cheers!
I tried to do #yolo and #swag for my first post but it turned out as #yoloswag. Which was actually a rather convenient mistake.
It probably wouldn't be terribly difficult to rewrite the tag portion of the submission script to detect spaces and show some error text. That way, if you put more than one tag in a submission, Hubski would warn you that only one tag is allowed before it processes the submission.
yeah I definitely did this by accident. It should be easy for client/server side validations to check for no spaces or to split on spaces if they want multi-tags. I asked @mk if there's an issue tracking software that's public facing where tickets can be filed for suggestions/bugs. We'll see what they say.