If I understand correctly, you mean something like this.
#foo`fmt.Println("Hello world!")`
instead of current
#foo{`fmt.Println("Hello world!")`}
.
This would mean code can have tags too just like bags.
Right now only bags can have tags and children.
If you want to tag something, you have to put it in a bag. This works for tagging blogs, code, other bags.
I think the extra braces are worth suffering for uniformity like the trailing commas.
#foo`fmt.Println("Hello world!")`
instead of current
#foo{`fmt.Println("Hello world!")`} .
This would mean code can have tags too just like bags. Right now only bags can have tags and children. If you want to tag something, you have to put it in a bag. This works for tagging blogs, code, other bags.
I think the extra braces are worth suffering for uniformity like the trailing commas.