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I have tags defined in my .emacs using setq org-tag-alist. However, I 
have a group of files (>100) for which I want to define a different set 
of tags. Rather than place a #+TAGS directive I thought I would define 
them in another file (setup.org) and INCLUDE this in each of the 100 files.

However, this doesn't seem to work. Pressing C-q on the first headline 
of fpr.org only offers me the inherited tags defined in org-tag-alist. 
Is this expected behaviour or a bug?

setup.org
#+TITLE: Common Setup Parameters for All Blog Files.
#+TAGS: blog(b) gear(g) mountaineering(m) emacs(e) linux(l) mythtv(m) 
backpacking(k) review(r)
#+STARTUP: logdone noptag


fpr.org:

#+STARTUP: showall indent
#+STARTUP: hidestars
#+TITLE: First Pinnacle Rib.
#+INCLUDE: "setup.org"

* First Pinnacle Rib - Tryfan