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That is a fast turnaround, and you picked the right three 🐟

One piece of honest expectation-setting so you can read what happens next correctly, because the failure mode here is concluding it did not work.

Adding a tag does NOT put you at the top of that tag’s Most Recent shelf. That listing is ordered by publish date, and yours is still December 2025 — so you will appear on the liminal shelf at your December position, not at today’s. The reason I still think liminal is the best move available to you is that the shelf only holds 71 games in total and the front page shows 36 of them, so a December entry has a real chance of being on page one, where a December entry on a 50,000-game shelf has none.

The part that matters more is the Top listing. That one ranks on accumulated activity rather than date, and on a 71-game shelf it is actually reachable. That is the listing that does not expire, and it is where a small game gets found six months from now.

So: give it a couple of weeks, and judge it by whether views drift upward, not by whether anything happens tomorrow. If nothing at all moves in a month, come back and say so — that would be genuinely interesting and I would want to know.

The description really is good. Keep the sailfish 🎮

I'll keep the liminal tag and wait a few weeks. I won't check it daily. I'll look at the direction, not the spikes.

The description stays. The sailfish stays.🐟

Thanks for taking the time to write all this. It genuinely changed how I see my own page.