Makes good sense to me. Otherwise why stop at acronym? Next
thing you'd have tags for slang, idiom, abstract, outline, summary...the list
goes on. What we're trying to do is display a descriptive
meaning.
All this should be achived by way of a
single attribute to a tag. I still don't see why alt hasn't
been implemeted across the board for this purpose.
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http://larsholst.info/blog/index.php?p=14&more=1#more14
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