Outside this repository, but it makes this repository look wrong.
The shop sells under "TigerTag Maker" — 21 occurrences on tigertag.io/collections/tigertag-rfid-maker — while docs/products/tigertag.md states that name is retired in favour of plain TigerTag.
It is a naming decision, not a rename. The shop sells blank chips carrying the TigerTag logo, in two form factors (individual sticker, and the carrier that glues inside a refill's cardboard core). Calling them simply "TigerTag" would imply they arrive encoded — worse than the name it would replace. Whatever is chosen has to separate the protocol tier from the blank product, on both surfaces.
Suggested, keeping the brand token first for search and "blank" adjacent so the title never lies:
TigerTag NFC Sticker — blank, ready to encode · NTAG215 25 mm
TigerTag NFC Refill Carrier — blank, ready to encode · for spool-less refills
Careful with handles: tigertag-rfid-maker is the URL and it is linked from tigersystem.io. Change the displayed title, keep the handle, or set up a redirect.
Second item, unverified: the shop reportedly advertises a 36-byte personalised message. The RFID guide specifies 28 bytes UTF-8 (pages 0x10–0x16). Check the shop side; if it says 36, the shop is wrong.
Outside this repository, but it makes this repository look wrong.
The shop sells under "TigerTag Maker" — 21 occurrences on
tigertag.io/collections/tigertag-rfid-maker— whiledocs/products/tigertag.mdstates that name is retired in favour of plain TigerTag.It is a naming decision, not a rename. The shop sells blank chips carrying the TigerTag logo, in two form factors (individual sticker, and the carrier that glues inside a refill's cardboard core). Calling them simply "TigerTag" would imply they arrive encoded — worse than the name it would replace. Whatever is chosen has to separate the protocol tier from the blank product, on both surfaces.
Suggested, keeping the brand token first for search and "blank" adjacent so the title never lies:
Careful with handles:
tigertag-rfid-makeris the URL and it is linked from tigersystem.io. Change the displayed title, keep the handle, or set up a redirect.Second item, unverified: the shop reportedly advertises a 36-byte personalised message. The RFID guide specifies 28 bytes UTF-8 (pages
0x10–0x16). Check the shop side; if it says 36, the shop is wrong.