I just checked it, also via the ipad app, and it worked fine AND I only had to click the tag once.

Not every person that uploads photos tags them. I've uploaded and tagged only a master photo for a project and then just uploaded the subsequent photos without. You might check to see if there are more photos of the project available that might be tagged. It's pretty time consuming to do, so I'd bet that a lot of newer photos may not get around to doing it at all.

Anybody can add a tag to your photos too in case they recognize an item in the photo. Kind of scary, especially when vendors try to put their name on an item that is similar to one in the picture. My arabesque tiles come to mind in particular. As you may recall, the beveled arabesque is quite different than a flat one and it has a whole other dimension to the tile, but there have been tile vendors putting their tag on it saying that they sell it also. I have been able to get incorrect info removed.

Another big one is the paint color! There are a few so called experts who are always saying "A similar color to the paint color is ______". That is frustrating because they are not right a lot of the time.

That's why on my photos I always try to give as much information as possible in the description, and not have people rely on those tags.

Thanks, it did not occur to be that the tags could be incorrect.
I guess in some respects it can give you a starting point, but now I know to double check.

beekeeperswife, that is good to know! I didn't realize just anyone could change the tags. Thank you.

Only the professional who uploaded the photos or the Editorial team are supposed to be able to tag the photos. As a designer I do NOT want my photos tagged and would be furious if someone else did it.

HI all, In Detail is correct - Only the professional who uploaded the photo or the Editorial team can add the green tags to a photo. Hope that helps clarify!