Tags on del.icio.us

Is there a way I can add a tag which consists of two or more words on del.icio.us? In general del.icio.us recognizes only separate words as tags. I tried quotation marks but that didn't help.


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Yeah, I think one word tags are annoying. Here's a quote from the tags help page at del.icio.us:

The only limitation on tags is that they must not include spaces. So if your web page is about a two-word place like "San Francisco", you may want it tag it as sf, san-francisco, SanFrancisco, san.francisco, or whatever else makes sense to you. You probably don't want to use commas, though, since a comma will be become part of the tag.

Posted 2006-10-05T09:58:14Z
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Jeremiah, thank you for your help. I decided to use [ _ ]  -  e.g. "san_francisco".

Posted 2006-10-05T14:56:51Z

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