No, this is intentional, though. We do intend to fix the search via a variety of different ways. My main intention with commas or spaces is to allow people to use the system without having to think so hard about it, if they are not used to thinking that way.
> -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Carlos > Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 11:07 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ydn-delicious] Commas vs Spaces....Keywords vs > Keyterms vs Labels vs Tags.... > > Hi everybody, > > I just added a "+post to delicious" link on my website and > was wondering if there was a way to automatically populate > the tags field using the keywords already displayed on the page. > > For example...if you click on the "+ post to delicious" link > on this page... > http://pwillett.artremains.com/Home/Art/ViewArt/Default.aspx?A > rtGUID=cf494e75-5eb1-49ad-9f14-b2df3e474964 > the title and description field are automatically populated > but I'm not sure why the tag field doesn't want the keywords. > > Regarding the commas vs spaces debate...it's much effective > to allow comma delineated keywords. On that page the artist > included his name as a tag. When you click on his name > you'll see all the other artwork that has also has his name. > If we only used the space method then his name would be > divided into two tags. > > Doing a search for "oil on canvas" yields considerably > different results then doing a search for "oil" or a search > for "on" or a search for "canvas". There's got to be a > bazillion pages tagged by delicious and allowing comma > delineated tags will help searches filter through non > relevant results. > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
