The use of WordPress is intentional. It should NOT be in the guidelines
NOT to use it. It is for keyword search and specific title references.
When it is overkill, then don't use it, but it should be in things like
"WordPress Lessons" and "Installing WordPress" and titles similar to
that. It's appropriate usage.
When we work on the Codex, we're intimately involved with every nuance
and become sensitive to these things. When people use the Codex, they
are there for the few minutes it takes to get the answers, not
nitpicking over the titles. If the title helps them track down the
problem, then they go for it. It also helps with those who save the
links to bookmarking services and such to say "WordPress" in the title
and not just "Installation". Make sense?
Think this through to how the user uses the Codex. Let the page title
stand but you can change the title when linking within the Codex if the
"WordPresses" bother you.
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Lorelle VanFossen
On the Road
Taking Your Camera on the Road - http://www.cameraontheroad.com/
Family History Blog - http://www.cameraontheroad.com/family
Lorelle on WordPress - http://lorelle.wordpress.com/
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