this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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Tags don't exist in Lemmy, so it's not something we can add to the community. How about adding [joke] or [non-serious answers only]?
But Lemmy is open source. The framework could be added so everyone could have tags.
You can even file an issue (or upvote similar ones) here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui
That's indeed a wonderful thing about open source software. It doesn't necessarily solve this person's question, though.
Or ask in c/wrongAnswersOnly?
I think theyβll be added eventually, or so I hope. For a great implementation, they can also take a look at kbin which does have tags ;)
thatd be good, kinda like askreddit [serious]