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wiki:guidelines [2010/04/28 21:26] jonyo re-wording how we refer to keywords |
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====== Guidelines ====== | ====== Guidelines ====== | ||
- | Below are some basic guidelines we try to follow for this WIKI so that we can have a level of consistency. | + | Below are some basic guidelines we try to follow for this WIKI so that we can have a level of consistency. |
===== Page Index ===== | ===== Page Index ===== | ||
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The page title is used for the link to the page, and in the page breadcrumb listed at the top of the page. Keep this in mind when making a title for your page. | The page title is used for the link to the page, and in the page breadcrumb listed at the top of the page. Keep this in mind when making a title for your page. | ||
- | **Including keywords in the title is great**((As long as the keywords relate to the page contents, of course.)) since it makes the page show up in relevant searches better, but **not at the expense of making sense**. | + | **Including keywords in the title is great**((As long as the keywords relate to the page contents, of course.)) since it makes the page show up in relevant searches better, but **not at the expense of making sense**. |
Put what it is at the beginning of the file. If you //must// add a few extra keywords to the title to make the page show better in searches, word it so the secondary keywords are at the end. For example " | Put what it is at the beginning of the file. If you //must// add a few extra keywords to the title to make the page show better in searches, word it so the secondary keywords are at the end. For example " |