On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 8:35 PM, Dan Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I noticed one of the best ways of boosting Confluence search results for > Tuscany wiki pages is to tag the pages. Even the simplest, nearly-empty page > with a single tag will show up higher in wiki search results than the most > detailed, lengthy, important treatise without tags. Since Confluence > searches span multiple Apache projects, it will be to Tuscany's benefit to > show up higher in search results. (Hopefully these labels are added as meta > tags for external search engines too.) > > Another benefit is that when a user clicks on a label, the user is > presented with a list of similar articles. Much better than navigating a big > hierarchy. > > Adding labels is easy. When you are viewing or editing a page on the > Tuscany wiki, you should see a small "Labels" text below the page view and > info tabs. There will be either a list of labels or "(None)" if there are no > labels. If you are logged into Confluence, you will get a small yellow edit > text label as well. Click on this edit label to add existing tags or to make > up new ones. > > I just went through a bunch of Tuscany pages and added a large set of tags. > Ideas include: osgi, testing, presentations, data-bindings, web-services, > architecture, videos, etc. Please help tag our articles. > -- > Thanks, Dan Becker > Hi Dan I just tried a couple to see what happens. Do you know the tags get applied to the HTML? Simon
