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Tagging

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May 1, 2024 4 minute read

Tagging is a system that uses keywords or terms to categorize and organize digital resources for easy access, retrieval, and filtering. These tags are typically words or phrases that describe the content of the digital resource. For example, you may use tags to sort and categorize your photos on your computer or mobile device. File tagging has become common practice to keep all your electronic files in order and make finding them fast and easy. In addition, tagging is often used to manage and search metadata. Metadata refers to entries that record metadata values about a file or a set of files, describing the file's content, the origin, and other characteristics.

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