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From: Dieter P. <di...@pl...> - 2010-12-21 21:38:08
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The way I see it, tags have only advantages over categories. So once you use tags, what use is there still for categories? Is there anything that you can do with categories, but you can't with tags? one thing i'm especially interested in: how useful are both tags and categories for splitting up contents, even in rss feeds? let me clarify. suppose i have a blog about real life, technical stuff, and linux. with categories, i could create a structure like: / /life /tech /tech/linux with tags, i could have tag 'life', 'tech' and 'linux' Suppose i would do a post about a linux conference, with categories, that's both '/life' and '/tech/linux', but i can only pick one; but if i use tags I can use both 'linux' and 'life' But anyway, my real question is: is it possible to give people rss feeds for specific parts of the site? for categories: a /life feed, and a /tech feed, for tags a feed for the 'life' tag and a feed for "any tag minus life"? I assume the latter is not possible, which is exactly why there is still a use for categories? Furthermore, it would be cool (and useful) if anyone could request a url like <baseurl>/rss20/!life/!bsd/music; which would feed all entries except the ones who have tag 'life' or 'bsd', unless they have the 'music' tag. Another thing, it could be useful to incorporate category-functionality into tags so that if i tag something as 'tech/linux' it will also show up when i list everything with tag 'tech' Dieter |