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#tagcoding means that one uses standardized hashtags to relate online information to specific topics in order to structure it and retrieve it easily.

This e-book introduces systematically defined hashtags for four topic dimensions: economic activities, functions of government, countries and languages. By using in-document links, the e-book supports easy navigation throughout the presented hierarchical classifications.

This e-book and related online tools for looking up a topic's hashtag support a rapid classification and retrieval of shared online content.

Using systematically defined hashtags is an atomic habit for the age of digital communications.

Its proposition is that small changes in using social media and the internet, when done collaboratively and at scale, will accelerate knowledge localization for policy, debate, economic and social development, it will improve discourse in the digital public sphere.

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