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Posts are the core of WordPress. They store content, are categorized, and are expansible with meta. Posts are grouped by post type, and within their post type by taxonomy (though a taxonomy can span more than one post type).
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You need to do it for each post, how to archive the post ids depends on how you get them (loop or list or ... ). wp_get_post_tags() only can be used for one id. therefore it needed to be called 3times …
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