I guess the reason I'm in such a fog is that all of the tag-using systems I know about are cumbersome, and allow methods other than tags to be used to help. Google, for example, is in some sense a tag-based navigation system -- and it's great, but you wouldn't want to depend entirely on it for your web navigation -- you also need bookmarks, history, and the URL entry to get a usable system. Bugzilla also uses tags, but only as a component. If it were possible to point to a program that already implements the sort of thing you have in mind, it would be very helpful to me. In any case, let me ask a basic sort of question about user interaction. Suppose I'm a user, painting with a set of brushes. I decide that I want to use a certain grunge brush. (Let's say I have a specific brush in mind, but all I remember about its tags is that it is a grunge brush from a set I imported last week.) What are the steps I have to take, as a user, in order to find the new brush and start using it, without losing access to the other brushes I am currently using? (I'm willing to assume that if I load everything with the "grunge" tag, I will be able to find the brush I want in there.) -- Bill
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