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It would be convenient to label automatically resources according to their "creation date".
If a resource type carries date-metadata, it must be extracted.
E.g. for images, we should extract date from EXIF-metadata.
For the rest of resources, "first discovered" attribute must be used (see ARK-Builders/arklib#66).
Date must be split into orthogonal tags, e.g. "Jan 3, 2022" would result in tags "year:2022, month:january, day:3, day:monday".
All auto-derived tags (we might have other kinds in the future, e.g. geo-based) must be displayed distinctly from manual tags.
This feature should be configurable (ideally, on per-folder basis, but in the beginning just in Settings screen #77).
A user should be able to finely-tune which tags she needs and which not, e.g. user might be interested only in months or years and not days of week.
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It would be convenient to label automatically resources according to their "creation date".
If a resource type carries date-metadata, it must be extracted.
E.g. for images, we should extract date from EXIF-metadata.
For the rest of resources, "first discovered" attribute must be used (see ARK-Builders/arklib#66).
Date must be split into orthogonal tags, e.g. "Jan 3, 2022" would result in tags "year:2022, month:january, day:3, day:monday".
All auto-derived tags (we might have other kinds in the future, e.g. geo-based) must be displayed distinctly from manual tags.
This feature should be configurable (ideally, on per-folder basis, but in the beginning just in Settings screen #77).
A user should be able to finely-tune which tags she needs and which not, e.g. user might be interested only in months or years and not days of week.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: