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You're right, 1/3/4 is one family, while 2/12/16 is another. Also, it's, at least as of now, useless to have tags for every model. So maybe two tags (plus CoCo) will do it.

There is one caveat about the writing, as the Model 1 was writen using an arabic numeral, *not a roman. Only later on (*1) Model II and II used roman designators, while Model 4 and everything thereafter used again arabic ones. So for our purpose of a clear reading, esecially since tags are lower case, using roman numbers for all would be apropriate.

Having a generic Tandy tag might be a good idea as well, so questions can be taged tandy + trs-80 model 1 family allowing a more generig selection and a specific.

*1 - One may guess it was inspired by the Apple II where the same switch from arabic to roman was done before

You're right, 1/3/4 is one family, while 2/12/16 is another. Also, it's, at least as of now, useless to have tags for every model. So maybe two tags (plus CoCo) will do it.

There is one caveat about the writing, as the Model 1 was writen using an arabic numeral, not a roman. Only later on (*1) Model II and II used roman designators, while Model 4 and everything thereafter used again arabic ones. So for our purpose of a clear reading, esecially since tags are lower case, using arabic numbers for all would be apropriate.

Having a generic Tandy tag might be a good idea as well, so questions can be taged tandy + trs-80 model 1 family allowing a more generig selection and a specific - as well as using tanyalone for more exotic Tandy hardware.

*1 - One may guess it was inspired by the Apple II where the same switch from arabic to roman was done before

You're right, 1/3/4 is one family, while 2/12/16 is another. Also, it's, at least as of now, useless to have tags for every model. So maybe two tags (plus CoCo) will do it.

There is one caveat about the writing, as the Model 1 was writen using an arabic numeral, *not a roman. Only later on (*1) Model II and II used roman designators, while Model 4 and everything thereafter used again arabic ones. So for our purpose of a clear reading, esecially since tags are lower case, using roman numbers for all would be apropriate.

Having a generic Tandy tag might be a good idea as well, so questions can be taged tandy + trs-80 model 1 family allowing a more generig selection and a specific.

*1 - One may guess it was inspired by the Apple II where the same switch from arabic to roman was done.

You're right, 1/3/4 is one family, while 2/12/16 is another. Also, it's, at least as of now, useless to have tags for every model. So maybe two tags (plus CoCo) will do it.

There is one caveat about the writing, as the Model 1 was writen using an arabic numeral, *not a roman. Only later on (*1) Model II and II used roman designators, while Model 4 and everything thereafter used again arabic ones. So for our purpose of a clear reading, esecially since tags are lower case, using roman numbers for all would be apropriate.

Having a generic Tandy tag might be a good idea as well, so questions can be taged tandy + trs-80 model 1 family allowing a more generig selection and a specific.

*1 - One may guess it was inspired by the Apple II where the same switch from arabic to roman was done before

You're right, 1/3/4 is one family, while 2/12/16 is another. Also, it's, at least as of now, useless to have tags for every model. So maybe two tags (plus CoCo) will do it.

Then again, having a generic Tandy tag might be a good idea as well, so questions can be taged Tandy + TRS-80 Model 1 family allowing a more generig selection and a specific.

You're right, 1/3/4 is one family, while 2/12/16 is another. Also, it's, at least as of now, useless to have tags for every model. So maybe two tags (plus CoCo) will do it.

There is one caveat about the writing, as the Model 1 was writen using an arabic numeral, *not a roman. Only later on (*1) Model II and II used roman designators, while Model 4 and everything thereafter used again arabic ones. So for our purpose of a clear reading, esecially since tags are lower case, using roman numbers for all would be apropriate.

Having a generic Tandy tag might be a good idea as well, so questions can be taged tandy + trs-80 model 1 family allowing a more generig selection and a specific.

*1 - One may guess it was inspired by the Apple II where the same switch from arabic to roman was done.