tags page

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A tags page is a page that shows the tags in use by posts or other content on a specific site, or a way of browsing specific tag pages on a tag aggregation site, sometimes displayed as a tag cloud.

Why

Having a tags page, especially one that displays their frequency of usage, can give you insights into which topics you are more interested in, enough to post more often about them.

A tags page that shows frequency of tags over time could help show you which subjects you are interested in more recently as opposed to subjects you used to be interested in.

IndieWeb Examples

In datetime order of implementation (earliest first)

Marty McGuire

Marty McGuire has a list of all tags used in posts on his site at https://martymcgui.re/tags/ since at least ~2018.

Anthony Ciccarello

 Anthony Ciccarello has a list of tags on his site sorted by usage at https://www.ciccarello.me/posts/tags/ since 2021-07-12. Includes a few featured tags that people may be interested in.

Benji

benji has a list of tags sorted alphabetically with usage count at https://benji.dog/tags since 2021-09-01.

James

capjamesg shows a list of all of the tags on his blog at https://jamesg.blog/tag/ since ????-??-??

Nick Simson

Nick Simson displays a list of tags sorted alphabetically with usage count at https://nicksimson.com/tags/ since ????-??-??

Naty S

Naty S has a tag cloud sorted alphabetically with frequency affecting font-size and usage count on hover (if JS is available, a button will appear for the user to switch to a plain text list instead) at https://burgeonlab.com/tags/ since 2023. Another way to explore tags on her site is on the /stats page at https://burgeonlab.com/stats/#tags where tags are displayed in a treemap.

gRegor Morrill

gRegor Morrill displays an alphabetical list of tags at https://gregorlove.com/tags/ since 2024-11-30

Kelson Vibber

Kelson Vibber added frequency-based tag clouds for his reviews and tech tips sub-sites in 2026, and will probably eventually get around to making a combined list.

Thamara Kandabada

Thamara Kandabada has an archive page for his blog where he lists all tags (called topics) in alphabetical order at https://thamara.co.uk/notebook/archives. He is considering organising them by frequency instead.

He also lists tags on his gigs page for easy filtering.

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Silo Examples

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