khanh17 {"ops":[{"insert":"Personally owning arounf 50 Precons is a silly idea. Some of them are lightly modded like swapping \"thriving\" lands for cheap tapped lands. Tagging those in \"upgraded precons\" feels off, putting \"unmodified precons\" is just false. Is there possible way to make custom tag or make an official ones that specifical enough so that people understand it?\n\nI'm about to help out a college club event by supply some precons for purpose of lending them out. The rules was all precons must be unmodified. I just want a way to sort through the decks to have a pile \"unmod,\" \"heavily modded,\" or \"lightly modded.\" Being specific enough can help avoiding confusion and leveling the playing field. Having 50 is crazy enough, unable to label what precons specifications make managing them much harder than it should be. \n\nAnyone has opinions on this matter?\n"}]}
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{"ops":[{"insert":"Generally speaking tags are best used when users are filtering/ searching for decks. \n\nFor personal organization, I'd recommend using folders. So in your case, I'd put precons into a folder called \"Precons\", then have subfolders within that that allow you to organize what you have based on your needs (in this case, modified, unmodified, slightly-modified, etc).\n"}]}
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{"ops":[{"insert":"Appreciate it, That's a great idea.\n\nI tends to keep all of the Precons in a single folder (labeled \"Precons,\" without subfolder) as a "},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"list"},{"insert":" for people to look and request a deck (during 10 mins before FNM start) "},{"attributes":{"underline":true},"insert":"without exploring the all directories"},{"insert":". Having a tag that says \"heavily modded\" and/or \"lightly modded\" can let someone else understand the deck can be very similar to the intent pre-constructed template or vastly different from what it supposed to be. \n\nMy prime example of \"heavily-modded\" is Coven Counters, where it checked for different power. I upgraded it; now it's more human tribal than what it was (diff from Precon: ~20 cards). An example of \"lightly-modded\" is \"Dance of the Elements,\" with minor swap of lands so that the player doesn't have to track which Thriving Land was chosen what for theirs secondary colors, while gameplay doesn’t change (diff from Precons: ~5 cards). It comes to my attention that if there were rule implied on specification of the decks, having tag to filter out a massive chunk from the list can be more accessible for other people, instead of digging specific ones in certain folders.\n"}]}
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