I cannot see any new tags. I am up to 25 tags total, now but cannot seem to add any beyond this.
I can add to existing tags but not add new ones. Is there a limit to the number of tags we can create?
Hey Wayne, there’s no hard limit on the number of tags you can create in media uploads—so hitting 25 shouldn’t block you. If you’re unable to add new tags, it might be a glitch or browser hiccup. Try refreshing, clearing cache, or switching browsers. If it still won’t work, could you post a screenshot here? That’ll help us see what’s up.
Anyone else run into this? Chime in if you’ve seen similar!
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