> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nudj.cx/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Tags

> Organize challenges, rewards, achievements, posts with tags — creation UI, reward-tag parity, human-readable names

Tags let you organise content — challenges, rewards, achievements, posts — into groups for filtering, campaigns, and analytics.

## Creating tags

Settings -> Tags -> **Create Tag** (#999). Each tag has:

* **Name** — human-readable (#1950), shown in tables and member UI.
* **Slug** — auto-derived from the name.
* **Colour** — for visual grouping.
* **Scope** — community-specific or org-wide.

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## Applying tags

Every content editor (challenges, rewards, achievements, posts) has a **Tags** field in the Basic Info step. Multi-select from existing tags, or type to create new.

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## Tag UI parity

Rewards previously had a separate ad-hoc tag system; #959 unified rewards with achievements / challenges / posts so they share the same tag picker and behaviour.

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## Filtering by tag

Every list view (challenges, rewards, etc.) supports filtering by one or more tags. Useful for:

* Running a campaign: tag all campaign-related content with `campaign-name`.
* Reporting: filter analytics by audience tag (`audience-b2b`, `audience-consumer`).
* Content audits: find all tagged-as-legacy items to archive.

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## Human-readable names

Tables show the tag's human-readable name (#1950) rather than raw slugs. This is a small UX win that adds up on large content libraries.

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## Best practices

<Tip>
  Stick to a **small taxonomy** (10-20 tags). Tag sprawl (100+ tags, each used once) makes filtering useless.
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<Tip>
  Use **tag conventions**: prefix audience tags with `audience-`, campaign tags with `campaign-`, content-type tags with `type-`. Consistency pays off at scale.
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