{
"host": "https://now.edgeryders.eu",
"info": "Every week Edgeryders hosts a group video conference call to welcome new people in the community, as well as get up to speed with what is going on and where help is needed. We document the sessions and post them online in the weekly blogposts about what is going on, and where people can jump in to help each other. If you know someone who should be in this call but isn’t, go ahead and invite them.",
"links": [{"title": "Edgeryders is crowdfunding a MOOC on how to do remote work and distributed collaboration well. Here is how you can help! ", "url": "[Edgeryders is crowdfunding a MOOC on how to do remote work and distributed collaboration well. Here is how you can help! ](https://edgeryders.eu/t/edgeryders-is-crowdfunding-a-mooc-on-how-to-do-remote-work-and-distributed-collaboration-well-here-is-how-you-can-help/12828/40)"},{"title": "Remote work crowdfunding campaign ", "url": "[ercrowdfund.netlify.com](http://ercrowdfund.netlify.com)"} ],
"category": "campfire"
}
I increased your trust level to “3 – Regular”. You will be able to tag any own or wiki topic now. And sure, you can tag this topic for testing.
(Note, not for now but for 6 months to two years from now: I’m not happy with wildly tagging things in Discourse. See the recent discussion with @hugi in the webkit strategy topic. So consider this tagging mechanism ok for now, but not the final mechanism to select posts for the webkit. Link references from the webkit configuration to Discourse will be better.)
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So did you find the tagging interface after all? I assume it was maybe just an issue about having to reload the page first.
Yes it was, thanks : )