The PicasaWeb UI allows a user to create a tag with a comma in it. However,
when an image's "self" url is fetched to get all the various data about the
image at PicasaWeb, the list of its tags is a simple string: tags separated
by commas, and the fact that the comma embedded within a tag is actually
part of a tag is lost.
For example, if an image has these three tags at PicasaWeb:
Bond
Shaken, not stirred
License to Kill
the result of the 'self' url will include
"media$keywords":{"$t":"Bond, Shaken, not stirred, License to Kill"}
just as if the image had four keywords:
Bond
Shaken
no stirred
License to Kill
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