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Taxonomies in Practice: Categories, Tags and Series

This blog runs on EmDash taxonomies: hierarchical categories, flat tags and series. Here is why a serious blog needs all three.

At first glance a category and a tag look the same. In practice they answer different questions — which is exactly why you want both.

Categories: hierarchy

Categories are a tree. On this blog 'Cloudflare' is a child of 'Engineering': readers can drill from general to specific, and search engines understand the tree structure better.

Tags: flat but powerful

Tags ignore category boundaries. 'i18n', 'MCP' or 'SEO' connect articles across categories — and those connections power the related-posts block.

Series: order and context

Sometimes articles are a continuation. A series is a separate collection that posts reference with an order number — readers see where they are and what comes next.

Complex logic, simple interface

  • Filters by category and tag at the same time
  • Hierarchy on category pages
  • Automatic related posts scored by shared tags
A good taxonomy opens paths for readers and stays out of editors' way.