Long discussed, I know, but I would love to have shared notebooks be more collaborative: specifically, let someone with whom a notebook is shared add (and yes, delete) tags. Currently if I share with someone, they add a line at the beginning "Tag with: " and their requested tag. But...then they can't create tag hierarchies (also unavailable more than 1 deep with notebooks) and their tags list is ugly. My tags have the <<TAG>>plus my user ID. If they share a notebook or note with me, tagged with something I already have a tag for, another tag is created. Example: I share my Kenneth Waltz notes tagged: Waltz, realism to them, and they share their John Mearsheimer notes tagged: Mearsheimer, realism, I have now four tags: Waltz, realism, Mearsheimer<<ID>> and realism <<ID>> and no way to organize them (EG: put both Waltz and Mearsheimer under 'realism') and neither do they. Nor can we create a shared notebook (IR Theories) and subfolders (Realism, Liberalism, etc) and sub-subs (Waltz writings, Mearsheimer writings, etc).
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Long discussed, I know, but I would love to have shared notebooks be more collaborative: specifically, let someone with whom a notebook is shared add (and yes, delete) tags. Currently if I share with someone, they add a line at the beginning "Tag with: " and their requested tag. But...then they can't create tag hierarchies (also unavailable more than 1 deep with notebooks) and their tags list is ugly. My tags have the <<TAG>>plus my user ID. If they share a notebook or note with me, tagged with something I already have a tag for, another tag is created. Example: I share my Kenneth Waltz notes tagged: Waltz, realism to them, and they share their John Mearsheimer notes tagged: Mearsheimer, realism, I have now four tags: Waltz, realism, Mearsheimer<<ID>> and realism <<ID>> and no way to organize them (EG: put both Waltz and Mearsheimer under 'realism') and neither do they. Nor can we create a shared notebook (IR Theories) and subfolders (Realism, Liberalism, etc) and sub-subs (Waltz writings, Mearsheimer writings, etc).
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