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For example, in the case of the shop shells I've made I name them as "Shell" followed by how many shops fit in the shell and the theme. "Shell x3-Australian" would be one of my Australian themed shop shells that holds 3 shops, just as an example.
Unfortunately, there's literally NO way to organize blueprints you downloaded from the workshop. You can't rename them, and you can't even change the tags on them....and the "custom tag" feature, sadly, is bugged for workshop items, causing them to get changed around between loads of the game.
In cases where the workshop item has a horribly inappropriate name making, or one in a foreign language that I don't speak...I go into sandbox, place it, and then resave it as my own blueprint. For the rest I just suffer the lack of good organization. :(
On the upside I am enjoying exploring every ones amazing creations from which I am getting inspiration from and by a process of reverse engineering am learning more about building