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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. [[User:Snerfling|Snerfling]] 11:12, 1 February 2007 (PST)
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. [[User:Snerfling|Snerfling]] 11:12, 1 February 2007 (PST)
:THANKS... Im going to get more help this week and really tweak it. Thanks again! [[User:Pokerfx|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 [[Centiare:SEO|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 [[Centiare:ERB|ERB]] are allowed to have contribution links, otherwise Main space rules are just like [[Directory:Wikipedia|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. [[User:Snerfling|Snerfling]] 11:37, 1 February 2007 (PST)
