Before releasing positive earnings results, Netflix’s hubris took a toll last week, as the streaming giant dropped the pretention that it knows what its users like better than they do. The SVoD is planning on throwing in the towel with its percentage-based match score, which has been a perennial point of confusion among Netflix users. Netflix is instead doubling down on written tags, which have been in place since it was a DVD rental service. One to three of these 3,000 descriptive words are placed near a title’s synopsis, and represent the key to Netflix’s success, the New York Times alleges. Netflix argues the labels have helped it stand out from its competition, and employs some 30 “taggers”, whose sole…