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Originally Posted by RavinderSingh13

Hello Neo,

if we could form a team with MODs and Forum advisers who could come up with plan for the site's future (adding new sub forums, add courses like man pages etc etc)? We all could give our thoughts or share ideas along with discussions and could let you know the PLAN for future and then if possible we could try to contribute to it too?

Ideas are good; but I think the future may be based more on tags and less on forums, since the trend for forums seems less relevant than tags.

Every discussion should be started with at least one tag, I think; because that seems to be the long standing trend; and hierarchical forums seems to be on the decline.

Isn't that right?

After all, with tags we can do all that is done with forums, and for existing thread, we can easily right code to tag each thread in a forum with a tag which is related to that forum, like a "shell script" tag etc; and then some day we can get rid of the forums and make the site tag based?

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ID3CONVERT(1)							   User Command 						     ID3CONVERT(1)

NAME

       id3convert - Converts between id3v1 and id3v2 tags of an mp3 file.

SYNOPSIS

       id3convert [ OPTION ] [ FILE ]

DESCRIPTION

       Id3convert  converts  between  id3v1  and id3v2 tags of an mp3 file. Id3convert will render both types of tag by default. Only the last tag
       type indicated in the option list will be used. Non-rendered tags will remain unchanged in the original file. Id3convert  will  also  parse
       and convert Lyrics3 v2.0 frames, but will not render them.

OPTIONS

       -1, --v1tag
	      Render only the id3v1 tag

       -1, --v2tag
	      Render only the id3v2 tag

       -s, --strip
	      Strip, rather than render, the tags

       -p, --padding
	      Use padding in the tag

       -h, --help
	      Display help and exit

       -v, --version
	      Display version information and exit

SEE ALSO

       id3tag(1), id3info(1), id3v2(1)

AUTHOR

       id3lib  was  originally	designed  and  implemented by Dirk Mahoney and is maintained by Scott Thomas Haug <sth2@cs.wustl.edu>. Manual page
       written for Debian GNU/Linux by Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org>.

local								     May 2000							     ID3CONVERT(1)