Home | Archive of Our Own more than 72,580 fandoms | 8,725,000 users | 15,230,000 works The Archive of Our Own is a project of the Organization for Transformative Works You can join by getting an invitation from our automated invite queue All fans and fanworks are welcome! Get Invited! Would you like to wrangle AO3 tags?
AO3 Tagging System - Fanlore There are four different categories of freeform tags on the AO3: Fandom - This is the only one of the four freeform tags that is a required tag when uploading a fanwork It indicates the canon or source material the fanwork is based on [1] - such as Highlander or Final Fantasy
AO3 Tips and Tricks | Archive of Our Own On the Archive of Our Own (AO3), users can create works, bookmarks, comments, tags, and other Content Any information you publish on AO3 may be accessible by the public, AO3 users, and or AO3 personnel
More Updates to “No Fandom” Additional Tags AO3 Tag Wranglers are continuing to test processes for wrangling canonical tags (tags that appear in the auto-complete and the filters) that don’t belong to any particular fandom (commonly known as No Fandom tags)
Tags | Archive of Our Own These are some of the most popular tags used on the Archive To find more tags, try our tag search Inspired by My First
OTW Tag Wrangling Committee - Fanlore Sorts and organizes tags on the Archive of Our Own according to the Archive’s Tag Wrangling guidelines, linking related tags together for better filtering and searching, while allowing users to tag their works however they prefer For more information about the AO3 tagging system, refer to AO3 Tagging System The Tag Wranglers' Work
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A Guide to Coding and Fanworks | Archive of Our Own Each tag continues to have - at a minimum - a link to the w3schools page about it (so you can learn more), a code example, and the result of the code example Most tags have their attributes, things like [src] or [title], listed and examples of how using the attributes modify the tags
A New Look at AO3 Tags | Organization for Transformative Works All the tags on the Archive can be in one of three states — common (canonical), merged (synonym), or unfilterable Common tags (also known as “canonical” tags) can be filtered on and appear in the auto-complete