[life-logs] Search engines also ignore stop words in meta tags and title tags and domain names. Therefore, don’t put stop words on your meta and title tags because it will waste your bandwidth (but the effect is almost cannot be seen).
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[Codex.wordpress.org] WordPress Semantics « WordPress Codex: Also Getting Started with WordPress will jump-start readers into the world of WordPress and the excellent WordPress Lessons provide in-depth tutorials on many of the aspects of using WordPress. Among the most important resources is the WordPress Support Forum where knowledgeable volunteers answer your questions and help solve any problems related to WordPress.
[Snee.com] bobdc.blog: Technorati tags as metadata: making them more meta: The popular convention of announcing what your Technorati tags are as part of your blog's content, though, made me wonder: can we add these tags where the casual reader doesn't see them, so that they really are metadata instead of being additional tagged content? For example, if I write a posting about RDF and XMP without actually using the word "metadata", how can I get a Technorati tag search on the word metadata to find that entry?
[Blog.dicio.us] blogdicious: Among the new features are a friends list, grade manager, Wikipedia and Google auto-link for notes, and automatic word substitutions for notes. As per your requests, we will also have an offline mode for notetaking.
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