Tagging is placement work, not authoring work. The difficulty is not knowing which door is D-04, it is fitting two hundred tags onto a sheet without overlaps, crossed leaders or tags sitting outside the element they name.
Recipes switch on the categories a given drawing type needs, so tagging a floor plan and tagging a services layout do not require reconfiguring the same dialog twice.
Placement rules decide where a tag sits relative to its element and how its leader is routed. Crowded areas are the point of the exercise: where tags would collide, they are separated and their leaders re-routed so each still clearly points at what it names.
A run can cover many views in one pass rather than one view at a time, which is what makes tagging a whole drawing package practical.
Tags drift as a model changes. Repair tools address the resulting mess directly: tags orphaned from their elements, leaders that no longer reach, and duplicates left behind by earlier passes.
Yes. Where tags would collide they are separated and their leaders re-routed, so each tag still points clearly at the element it names.
Yes. A run can cover multiple views in a single pass rather than being repeated view by view.
Repair tools handle tags orphaned from their elements, leaders that no longer reach, and duplicates left by earlier passes.