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## Too Many Tags
Your plugin is using too many tags. We ask that users limit tags in their plugins to no more than 12, with some exceptions. Any time your plugin has a high number of tags, you're seen as trying to game the system.
Remove any 'common misspellings' from your tag list (as they aren't beneficial), as well as any duplicates. Duplicate words do not help your results in our search engine, as it only considers them once. As much as some people like to think, "tags" are not the same as "search terms" in our system, so including lots of them doesn't really benefit you much.
If you're looking to improve your search rankings, we suggest improving the parts of the readme intended for human beings to read. The short and long descriptions should be clear and useful. Addressing common problems in the "FAQ" section helps too. The entire contents of the readme file is considered for the search, and tags are really only a small part of that. Removing irrelevant pieces such as lists of languages (like links) or feature bullet points may help a lot as well, to reduce the overall length and to help eliminate irrelevant information about the plugin.
Make the readme for people, not for machines, and it will help you rank higher in the search results. People actually search for solutions to their problems, not simply for keywords.
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