On May 1, 2007, at 4:00 PM, Lorelle VanFossen wrote:
It's not just about the search engine titles. It's bigger. When
someone links, they link to "WordPress Coding Standards" and people
know what that is. If they link to "Coding Standards", well, what's
that?
An issue that is a little overlooked here is how HARD so many have
been working on getting the word out that the WordPress Codex is the
MANUAL for WordPress. Even now, not many WordPress users know what a
Codex is, let alone that it is a manual for them. Ah, if I were in
change of naming things...WordPress Pages would be known as "leaves".
;-)
...
You could solve both problems in one step: instead of having titles of
the form "Foo Bar « WordPress Codex", use "WordPress Help: Foo bar".
For example:
* WordPress Help: Upgrading
* WordPress Help: Design and layout
* WordPress Help: First steps
* WordPress Help: Using themes
* WordPress Help: Tips for high-traffic sites
Then you need never add the word "WordPress" yourself, and nor will you
need to keep explaining the word "codex".
Cheers
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Matthew Paul Thomas
http://mpt.net.nz/
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