Actually, I've got an extension that allows me to add meta keywords and 
description to each page.  I also added a way to create a unique <title> 
for the times I wanted a different one from what's used in the <h1> tag.

In the layout, I just add a tag like <r:meta_description> and it renders 
the whole  tag.

I didn't consider the idea of combining child keywords and I'm not sure 
I'd recommend it (a lot of SEO best practices I've read seem to think 
that you should limit the number of keywords used on a page).

Anyway, I'd be happy to release it but, because it messes with the 
edit-page, it really is a job for something like facets (any news on 
progress here core team?).  Right now, it would break any other 
extensions that re-work this page.

The other issue you run into with this approach is that keywords, title, 
etc are put on EVERY page which is a bit nonsensical for things like CSS 
or javascripts.

What Radiant really needs (IMHO anyway) is some standard method to 
handle different page types.  That way HTML pages would get all this 
stuff and CSS page entry would look different.  (Hint, hint core team)



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