Having categorised all 111 posts (not counting this one), the breakdown was as follows:
| personal: | 57 |
| humour: | 29 |
| software development: | 28 |
| work: | 21 |
| movies: | 13 |
| thought: | 12 |
| steampunk: | 11 |
| doctor who: | 11 |
| scotland: | 10 |
| music: | 10 |
| books: | 8 |
| current affairs: | 8 |
| travel: | 8 |
| roleplaying: | 8 |
| miniatures: | 7 |
| hardware: | 6 |
| food: | 5 |
| prehistory: | 3 |
| livejournal: | 3 |
The total comes to more than 111 because some topics have multiple tags.
It looks like personal - by which I meant that it says something about me - is not such a helpful tag for differentiating entries on a personal journal. Perhaps I should have foreseen that! And maybe I will have to revise the number of those down a bit. However, it's interesting to see the breakdown of the remaining tags.
I've been a bit disappointed by how little I've written about work and/or software development, but according to the number of tags I've written more about those than I thought I had. Music and movies aren't as high as I thought they might be; perhaps I just remember them better because they seem to be among my more popular posts, judging by comment feedback.
I could provide permanent links to some of these tags - does anyone care enough to have preferences?
