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  The Podscan Tagging Philosophy: Lists Are Your Tags Podscan takes a unique approach to organizing content. Instead of adding tags to items, you add items to lists. Each list you create essentially functions as a tag or category. The key concept: We don't add tags to items — we add items to lists. Why Lists Instead of Tags? This approach offers significant advantages over traditional tagging systems: Dynamic Collections: Lists automaticaFew readers

• Using Lists to Organize Your Podcast Research

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