"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."
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)
"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."
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)
