> We have a lot of extensions already installed, so there is nothing special in > yet another one. You can see all that is installed here: > http://en.opensuse.org/Special:Version
Ok. cool... I guess! >> Then of course we have to consider whether we wish to embrace FaceBook >> and employ open graph protocol. > > That particular extension is not only for Facebook, it can be used for any > social web site, according to statement on a web page. I didn't go in details, > but my guess is that it offers some tags that mark sections of web page the > way Facebook expects to see them. It's just a bunch of header tags with a particular format. So if we're doing standard SEO we might as well look at open graph as well. If it's there, sites will likely use it, right? > > One big advantage of international communities, like openSUSE, is a lot of > non-native English speakers. It allows cooperation, but at the same time it is > a problem when writing articles. Written article is a static information with > very slow reader's feedback cycle, and articles must be correct and easy to > read. One thing I should add, regarding my comment about good content written in natural English, - the 'natural english' means, not perfect english but natural like normal speech, not 'keyword stuffed', so writing naturally. (But still including the keywords! it can be a little tricky :) ) As far as readability for humans, most of the English I've seen is excellent - occasionally needs a little bit of editing, but for the most part is fine. People should feel very proud of the work they do writing in a foreign language! I don't have a second language other than a bit of bad Latin, and it takes me half an hour to construct a sentence in that :) best, Helen > > -- > Regards, > Rajko > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
