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--- project:wwwcccde:migration [14.09.2013 20:45] – paalsteek
+++ project:wwwcccde:migration [17.09.2013 07:59] (aktuell) – [Tagging (RFC)] ebrnd
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   - too many tags >= too few tags
   - no synonyms---check list of existing tags before introducing new ones
-  - just because something's in the article's title doesn't mean it should also be a tag. I want to find *all* relevant articles by clicking on a tag.
+  - just because something's in the article's title doesn't mean it should also be a tag. I want to find *all* relevant articles by clicking on a tag.  // Put emphasis on relevant? //
   - Tags should be all lower-case. Spaces and German umläuts as long as Wordpress supports it (afaik both is supported)
-==What warrants a tag?==
+=== What warrants a tag? ===
 Tags are supposed to make finding related articles easier by quickly summing up the contents.
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 Additionally:
   * cities and places (köln, hamburg,...) if the article is about an event / erfa / ... in that place.
-  * places outside of Germany: also tag with country (?)
+  * places outside of Germany: also tag with country (?) +1
   * if it's about an erfa, chaostreff, ... or an event organized by them: put the "official" abbreviation of their name as a tag (cccmz, cccs, c3ma, ...)
   * names of companies and products (siemens, ...)
   * names of events; if there's an established abbreviation, use it (28c3, mrmcd, ...)
   * titles of other $things (c-radar, ...)
-  * names of persons (first name + last name or last name only?)
+  * names of persons (first name + last name or last name only?) +1 I'd suggest first+last because some last names are rather common
   * titles and names of projects (blinkenlights, ...)
   * articles containing a link to a video should be tagged with "video".
+    * what about pictures?
+      * Not 100% sure. The idea behind the "video" tag was that users who are reading using a cellphone (limited bandwidth, small screen) or can't use headphones or loudspeakers at the moment for some reason can skip over articles which require watching a video (which often relies on an audio track as well) to get the message across.
+      * I propose: Tag articles with images with "pic", and articles with videos with "video", if and only if the picture / video is the *main content* of the article. If the message is delivered using plain text, and the picutre / video is just a supplement, don't use the picture / video tag.