Hello @vaansteam I am not a computer tech. I can barely use, and that not properly. I've had a few posts with @spiritualmatters and he sent me looking for @utopia-io which I needn't say I didn't find. Any way, a few days ago I include a number index on my blog to my blog.
I was writing to others if why when it took me hours to scroll back a blog over two and half months to search something I thought might be there, it was, and am 4th houghcworth my vote I'm told our past is archived and biting and redeeming doesn't work beyond 6.4 days. Well I think with all the computer geniuses oh see about me that we, the @*steemit Need to form a vast vote for an index of the archive. My idea was to split the tags into division, sub-divisiins and classes. So, informative might be separated into library divisions, ie. A flower is personal to your garden, or public to park, or wild, or ground, or shrub, or tree. And is it named with info about it, etc.
A cat at one level is personal, but also an animal domestic or wild, large or small. But still it is different than a repair manual for a track 4th or, a car or a m/c, an outboard or a diesel. My blog on 100yo recipes are a class within a sub-d of a division that has restaurants and mkt take-aways. My grammar blogs are both education and culture, and probably literature, but what I mean to say is, that I hope 4th hey can be found by grandchildren in years to come. So, I'm asking people to talk about an index. A means of earning by voting. If this week a Vite is worth *one unit, then to divide the divisions and sub-divisions and classes of an index a bit-vite could be made create better access. A flood of newbies is coming, and when one asks anything, any one can then say try index A division 3, sub-division ii. and class 'competition photos animal'. Sort of thing. I haven't been here long, but found immediately there was no tag for literature, which I've since used, but behind other tags. Open the archives, it can be done, we landed on one spot on the Moon back when I was at school. Index the a archive and tags and take voting all the way back to the first 'how to' as I still do not navigate as well as I aught, and I just know that what I need is back there unbound without an index. I've heard it said it would be too difficult, well I'm not a computer tech at all, at all, but that to me is still nought but a challenge. Libraries are my hobby and English is probably still my best subject, even after driving trucks all over the world. Keep on keeping on. 😇
Please consider tweaking my herein speech and raising this subject with as many as will see interest. Thank-you.