How to hide a specific path under : aem/tags

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"Tags can be applied by authors and site visitors. Irrespective of their creator, all forms of tags are made available for selection, both when assigning to a page, or when searching."

- source: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/administering/contentmanagement/tags.html?lang=en#deleting-tags

I have a technique to avoid selecting unintended tags:

change your tag field on page properties to a selection field instead typing/choosing a tag. (simple)
Assign read/write permission to the specific tags to a certain user group, so either anonymous group or even author group couldn't select them or use them.(recommended)
Write a listener which looks for tagging events and validate the tags – remove/keep them accordingly with tag manager api (Not worth of putting that effort in my honest opinion)

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Can you be more specific?

Hide from what? you don't want these tags to be displayed or what?

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yes @b_sravan , I don't want these tags to be displayed.

When we open page properties and select the Tags from available List of "Tags"

In this list of "Tags" I don't want an specific Tag to be displayed.

I want that Tag to become un-available under that List of Tags.

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Community Advisor

"Tags can be applied by authors and site visitors. Irrespective of their creator, all forms of tags are made available for selection, both when assigning to a page, or when searching."

- source: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/administering/contentmanagement/tags.html?lang=en#deleting-tags

I have a technique to avoid selecting unintended tags:

change your tag field on page properties to a selection field instead typing/choosing a tag. (simple)
Assign read/write permission to the specific tags to a certain user group, so either anonymous group or even author group couldn't select them or use them.(recommended)
Write a listener which looks for tagging events and validate the tags – remove/keep them accordingly with tag manager api (Not worth of putting that effort in my honest opinion)