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Tagging Discussion » Sorting and color of tags in upload-mode. » Topic Opener

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Sry For Bad English
hey, administration and uploaders.  
What about set color and sorting tag when the image has upload-mode?  
Cuz I lose when many tags and it same color  
Maybe I’m not alone, who knows this problem when something to be forgotten when using tags in uploads  
just an idea to simplify things.  
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