Add 'select all' for tags when adding a resource

[andoneve]

When you're posting a resource, include a 'select all' option for tags.

[PragTob]

Also the question if you mean all possible tags. If so, I don't think it's a good option as I understand it. E.g. to my mind a lot of the tags are mutually exclusive (Rails 32. vs. 4.0, Beginner vs. intermediate vs. expert)

[andoneve]

They aren't mutually exclusive because a lot of resources have levels for
all different types of learners - and the Ruby on Rails tutorial for
instances has a version for Rails 3.2 as well as Rails 4.0.

On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Tobias Pfeiffer notifications@github.comwrote:

Also the question if you mean all possible tags. If so, I don't think it's
a good option as I understand it. E.g. to my mind a lot of the tags are
mutually exclusive (Rails 32. vs. 4.0, Beginner vs. intermediate vs. expert)

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[PragTob]

Yes there are such resources, in my experience that's just not the majority of resources. That the Railstutorial is for multiple versions is extraordinary. Every book I ever read about Rails just considers one specific version. Same is true skill wise for most resources - e.g. I know no resources that are both beginner/introduction level and expert level. I know some resource collection that have beginner and expert material. Also topic wise a lot of resources focus on a couple of topics (Again, the excellent rails guide is an exception).

Just saying that personally I doubt that selecting all tags is one of the more common use case. And I don't want us to get feature creep :-)

[andoneve]

yes, that makes sense! thanks. Just was capturing some feedback from a
friend who tried to use the site.

On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Tobias Pfeiffer
notifications@github.comwrote:

Yes there are such resources, in my experience that's just not the
majority of resources. That the Railstutorial is for multiple versions is
extraordinary. Every book I ever read about Rails just considers one
specific version. Same is true skill wise for most resources - e.g. I know
no resources that are both beginner/introduction level and expert level. I
know some resource collection that have beginner and expert material. Also
topic wise a lot of resources focus on a couple of topics (Again, the
excellent rails guide is an exception).

Just saying that personally I doubt that selecting all tags is one of the
more common use case. And I don't want us to get feature creep :-)

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laura pierson wadden
+49 0176 8773 3595

[PragTob]

User testing - jay! =)