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=Style Guidelines=
=Style Guidelines=
==Use the ''official'' NAICS title==
When you indicate the industry in which you work, it will be most helpful to future semantic searching if you use the official NAICS name for your industry. For example, the NAICS code of [http://www.census.gov/epcd/naics02/def/ND111992.HTM#N111992 11199] indicates "'''Peanut Farming'''".
You may like to call your field "Goober Growing", but if you choose that name within Centiare, you're just cutting yourself off from the many, many more people who will be looking specifically for the term "Peanut Farming", because they will also be encouraged to enter official NAICS names when searching.
==Use uniform titles when identifying any Key_Person==
==Use uniform titles when identifying any Key_Person==
Within [[Directory:Centiare|Centiare]], one of the most useful features is the [[Semantic tagging|semantic tag]], which allows for robust [[Centiare:Searching|searching]] of the entire database. To allow the greatest number of users the greatest chance of successfully finding the records they want, it is helpful to agree on a certain uniformity when naming semantic tags and attributes.
Within [[Directory:Centiare|Centiare]], one of the most useful features is the [[Semantic tagging|semantic tag]], which allows for robust [[Centiare:Searching|searching]] of the entire database. To allow the greatest number of users the greatest chance of successfully finding the records they want, it is helpful to agree on a certain uniformity when naming semantic tags and attributes.
