User talk:Pokerfx

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<sharethis /> Snerfling 10:45, 1 February 2007 (PST)

Semantic Tags

Your listing looks nice. In case you're interested, there's a couple of tricks using semantic features that really help produce better Google search results, as well as assist building out more information for users/prospective clients to review.

The basic trick is to first create service and/or menu sub-pages. All you need to do is use a forward slash (/) after the listing name like this:

Directory:Rich Ferguson/Services
or
Directory:Rich Ferguson/Illusions

Once you've created this sub-page(s), you can list your various entertainment services using the Attribute:Service Name tag. Alternatively, you can create separate sub-pages for each service (if you want to provide details, photos, etc) and use the Relation:Service Of tag to relate the service back to Directory:Rich Ferguson via an ASK query.

You can use the same exact process to list individual illusions (Attribute:Performance Name), or provide individual pages (say, that describe the various elements, etc) with the tag Relation:Performance Of by once again using ASK to automatically build out a catalog of illusions (performances) and/or services.

For a great example of someone who is doing exactly what is described above for on-line books, check out Directory:KJ Kitchens. If you have any questions/comments, feel free to drop me a line. Snerfling 11:12, 1 February 2007 (PST)

THANKS... Im going to get more help this week and really tweak it. Thanks again! Pokerfx 11:30, 1 February 2007 (PST)

Main Space & Subpages

Rich, Centiare is all about ownership; we believe that trying to impose NPOV on any subject/topic that has more than on view-point/advocate leads to arbitration and corruption ie favoritism & abuse. Rather, we prefer that readers are offered multiple points of view (ie the marketplace of ideas) so that they may choose & decide based on the merits of an argument.

That being said, you might be interested in this trick: Main space type articles don't have to be placed in the Main space. That's right, you can create protected sub-pages either under your Directory and/or User pages to cover any topic you want without interference from others. More importantly, you can add semantic tags to credit your contribution and improve SEO. IOW, an article doesn't have to be in the Main space to get picked up by anyone searching on that particular term.

For instance, while you made a fine contribution to Chip Tricks, there's no obvious way for casual users, other than the history page, to trace it back to your Directory page. (Only Main space article that have been protected by the ERB are allowed to have contribution links, otherwise Main space rules are just like Wikipedia ie no link spam.)

So, what you need to do is copy/paste the article to a subpage under your directory listing and add the semantic tag Relation:Has Contributor. (I'm going to go ahead and delete the commercial links in the Main space article.) Then, you can run an ASK query at your directory listing to summarize all your articles/tricks. Pretty cool, huh?

Btw, you'll be stoked how the semantic tags really help searches - both relational interlinks and attribute names. Even better, we're in the middle of discussions with some major e-commerce hubs to integrate our tags with their order-processing systems. I think you get the picture of where this is going - Web 3.0. Snerfling 11:37, 1 February 2007 (PST)