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@techee the code here is fundamentally flawed, it only compares the hashes, not the strings, so any hash clash between different strings will result in the keywords not being loaded.
Personally I would just keep the string and do a compare, its unlikely to be slower than calculating a hash. That would mean keeping the string, but the memory usage is unlikely to be significant compared to the tagmanager structs it is created from.
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