In order to 1) better organize and prioritize expe...
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gray-crayon-34592
08/16/2023, 10:33 AMIn order to 1) better organize and prioritize experiments and 2) draw a coherent thread from research themes to actionable experiments, we would like to categorize experiments with predefined/standard reasons why we run experiments and where did the idea come from.
We have submitted this ticket with a proposal and more information: https://github.com/growthbook/growthbook/issues/1584
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white-fireman-22476
08/16/2023, 11:15 AMHi Xavier. Thanks for submitting the ticket. It looks like a great idea.
white-fireman-22476
08/16/2023, 11:24 AMYou can do this yourself now by tagging experiments.
white-fireman-22476
08/16/2023, 11:25 AMYou can go to /settings/tags to add whatever you want and give the tag a color based upon it's parent master lever.
white-fireman-22476
08/16/2023, 11:27 AMWould your idea be then that there are a set of common tags from the lever framework or elsewhere that people could import and use so that they don't have to make it themselves? Or are tags not the right data structure that you were thinking of.
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gray-crayon-34592
08/17/2023, 8:12 AMAs you mention, I don't think the classification should work with tags, I was thinking more of a specific drop-down for this purpose. Of course we can accomplish this with tags too but a lot of things can be done with tags that the feature is getting a bit overcrowded.
A possible solution for this (and other use cases) would be the ability to create custom fields with predefined values that only administrators can set. Then we would be able to create custom fields for this and other stuff we want to categorize experiments into.
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white-fireman-22476
08/17/2023, 10:40 AMGot it. Thanks for explaining.
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