I might lean toward the relationship tag split, in part because I think it would be more immediately useful, and in part because I would like to encourage any and all rethinking of AO3's tagging architecture. Though of course that's probably wishful thinking!
(Speaking of wishful thinking... If I were fabulously wealthy enough to buy some servers and build my own archive on AO3's base code, the biggest difference would be the tags! Major/Minor relationships differentiated, limits on the number of tags per work, standardised tags instead of freeform, and better tag-excluding options including "never show me works with tag X when I'm logged in" would be essential features on any archive I turned my hand to.)
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Date: 2020-04-30 05:09 am (UTC)I might lean toward the relationship tag split, in part because I think it would be more immediately useful, and in part because I would like to encourage any and all rethinking of AO3's tagging architecture. Though of course that's probably wishful thinking!
(Speaking of wishful thinking... If I were fabulously wealthy enough to buy some servers and build my own archive on AO3's base code, the biggest difference would be the tags! Major/Minor relationships differentiated, limits on the number of tags per work, standardised tags instead of freeform, and better tag-excluding options including "never show me works with tag X when I'm logged in" would be essential features on any archive I turned my hand to.)