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One happy realization of the power of both infobox_personal & resume is that registered users can use them on their user pages without having to create directory listings. See mine [[user:Karl Nagel|here]] (assume I had an ID like '''[[user:eshock|eshock]]'''). Why is this an advantage? Anonymous listings baby. Think about resume searches and/or MySpace types of personal interest searches. [[User:Centiare|Centiare]] 11:42, 14 December 2006 (PST)
One happy realization of the power of both infobox_personal & resume is that registered users can use them on their user pages without having to create directory listings. See mine [[user:Karl Nagel|here]] (assume I had an ID like '''[[user:eshock|eshock]]'''). Why is this an advantage? Anonymous listings baby. Think about resume searches and/or MySpace types of personal interest searches. [[User:Centiare|Centiare]] 11:42, 14 December 2006 (PST)
===Specialty Attributes===
In your [[Help:Annotation|annotation]] overview, you may wish to explain some of the advantages of using ordinal identifiers (Centiare convention is numbers) to differentiate certain attributes. The two general cases are: (a) when ''values'' are variable/non-standard eg job titles vs movie titles (which means one searches on attributes, not attribute '''values'''); and (b) when attributes have relations to other attributes eg key person<->job title.
In this way, friends/interests don't require ordinal identifiers, unless at some point there are secondary attribute relations, eg friends<->gender, interests<->summer/winter, etc.
In addition, you may wish to point out that subjects such as interests can also be semantically tagged as ''relations'', since common Directory or Main pages can be interlinked to multiple users via ASK queries (see [[Skiing]], etc). [[User:Centiare|Centiare]] 10:40, 3 January 2007 (PST)
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