Genjar said:
I'll have to disagree. Sorting it means less time for other projects, which in turn leads to other tags becoming messes and then needing disambiguation. Which is why this trend of disambiguating everything makes me kind of nervous.

If I spend time sorting things like cute, I'll have no time to maintain tags that I care about. Surely the same is true for at least some of the other taggers.

A popperly organized movement would be more efficient, hence less time-consuming. I guess we would need to proceed in the same way as long tunnels are dug: with specific segments being organized simultaneously by predetermined units.

1) X users with a historic of reliability would candidate themselves or be invited for this work.

2) anything posted until the dated of the start of the cleaning would be divided equally among X - 1 of those users (using postage date as a demarcation).

3a) a daily cleaning quota equal or superior to the medium number of posts daily tagged with 'cute' would be established for those X - 1 users.

3b) the remaining user would be in charge of anything posted after that date.

4) Eventually, everything would be cleaned, all that without consuming too much daily time of anyone.