New comment by motorto on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/22191#issuecomment-1049244718

Comment:
So I took a look at the [Debian tagging system](https://packages.debian.org/about/debtags) as recommended by @leahneukirchen  and this are the ones they use: 

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    <summary><u>Debian Tag System</u> (<i>click to expand</i>)</summary>
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* accessibility
* admin
* biology
* culture
* devel
* field
* game
* hardware
* implemented-in
* interface
* iso15924
* junior
* made-of
* mail
* network
* office
* privacy
* protocol
* role
* science
* scope
* security
* sound
* special
* suite
* system
* uitoolkit
* use
* web
* works-with
* works-with-format
* x11

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I took some inspiration and created this tag system that I found that is the best one but still leaves some cases behind like for example where should linux-kernel be tagged as ? (maybe a kernel tag):

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    <summary><u>Proposed Tag System</u> (<i>click to expand</i>)</summary>
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* accessibility - Accessibility Support
* admin - System Administration
* devel - Software Development
* field/science - maybe one for every field type 
	* astronomy 
	* aviation
	* biology 
	* computer science
	* mathematics 
* game - for games 
* hardware - for hardware drivers 
* junior - apps recommended for young users 
* mail - electronic mail
* network - networking (maybe a field/science type ...)
* office - for office apps
* sound/music - for music apps or sound ones (does pipewire/alsa belong here ??)
* Desktop Environment: 
	* KDE
	* GNOME 
	* XFCE 
	* etc
* X11
* Wayland

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What do you guys think ?