It would be nice to be able to use Taglocity in Outlook 2013. I can get most of it to work, but some UI elements, such as the "tagger" doesn't show.

One of the TagActions that might be useful is to mark the email for followup in Outlook. This is more than just tag it with a "Followup" tag -- this is use the Outlook followup menus so that it shows up as flagged in various windows in Outlook.

When using the tag editor I have found duplicate terms I would like the ability to merge one term into another term for example two tags:

MVC and Model View Controller

It would be nice to have the option to merge MVC into Model View Controller without having to re-tag all the email.

I use tags for projects but once the project is over, I would like to 'diable' the tag so it's no longer suggested when tagging new items but is still available for searching and filtering.

I am an active participant in many User Forums for my most important software. It lets me ask questions and glean best practices without having to go through the vendor. It expands the conversation and creates more customer loyalty

The "Taglocity is dead?" issue is closed, with the promise of a new site and version, but nothing in almost a year. Please provide some news. I'm hesitant to continue using a program not receiving active support - don't make me switch to Xobni, please!

Tag filter only returns items from the currently selected folder. I'd like it to return items from all sub-folders as well. I've got a substantial number of folders in my inbox that I previously moved items to. I'd like to use tag filter with inbox selected and be able to see messages from all of my pre-sorted folders

Title pretty much sums it; it would be nice if you could have an option to have a tag auto-assign if the text of an email subject matched a tag already in the user database.

Example: I have a tag for "Invoices" - receive an email called "Outstanding Invoices On Your Account" - when you select the email it is already tagged Invoices.

While this can be done manually by adding an auto-assign for each tag, that is quite tedious.

Users should be able to modify the Taglocity toolbar to remove unwanted/unused items. Twitter button is a separate suggestion already but other buttons should be removable and if a user doesn't have Windows Desktop Search, the ability to remove the quick search box would be great.

The Always tag conversation feature is a must have for effective GTD usage of Taglocity. It should be dead simple to implement and could help a lot of people.

It would be really nice if the tag cloud in the tag filters updates itself in realtime when applying the filter. What I mean is that the tag cloud only shows the tags that are used in the results.

For instance when I select the tag "Projects" I would only like to see the tags in use for the messages that also have the projects tag.

Similar to Outlook Rules, which allows you to apply a newly created rule to existing messages. Frequently I only discover the need for an "Auto Assign Tag" rule AFTER I see the message. I would like the create the Auto-Tag Rule, then "Apply" it to all mail.

Make it more GTD friendly, you are almost there. See netcentrics add-in

When using the conversation reader and I click on a previous email in the conversation, can I have it populate in Outlook's reading pane instead of opening the email. Or at least give the option?

I use the conversation reader instead of Outlooks preview pane, because CR is better :)
But alas, the messages will not be mark read and I have to mark them by hand, which is a real bore :(

In some cases, having a tag get used in the "Tag Converastion" feature has unintended consequences. For example, I use a "Done" tag to move a message into my inbox archive. If I have tag conversation set, then this Done tag gets applied to every other message in that conversation. This leads to messages from the sent items, for example, getting moved to the inbox archive. I would like Done to never be included in "Tag Conversation"

I am increasingly using OneNote to create tasks (usually for myself) and currently have to open each task in OL to add tags (which are all too often the same default set).

Either (or both) the ability to set up a default tag set for all tasks received from OneNote, or the ability to associate tags automatically when the assigned resource is me, would save me a significant amount of effort.

Some way of aligning the oneNote tagging with Taglocity tags would be the killer, through, so that I could actually interchange task related information between the two applications seamlessly.