Tue 20 Sep 2005
We here at SRC, Inc. like to be fully buzzword-compliant. With that in mind, we are pleased to announce the following:
- Categories are out.
- Tags are in.
Thanks to the super-cool Ultimate Tag Warrior plugin, posts now belong to tags instead of categories. Explore the tag cloud on the sidebar to browse posts by tag. In the post header, click on the » symbol next to each tag, and get a treat!
The plugin features lots of other gimmicks — viewing related posts, combinations of tags, suggested tags, and more. I’ll add more as I get braver about hacking up my template.
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
Translation for those of you in marketing:
Here at Team SRC, we strive to add value to our product lines by leveraging innovative new paradigms. We are making exciting changes to our web presence. We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership with the Ultimate Tag Warrior plugin, and welcome tags to our team. We regret that categories have been rightsized, but feel this action is necessary to maintain shareholder equity growth going forward.
For more information, please contact our PR associate, who will provide you with a press kit.
I love the look and functionality of your site, Jonathon. It’s very nice. I wish I was organized enough to use tags to keep my posts in categories–but I’m not.
Michele sent me to see you.
I also love the automatic html generator you have on the comment box. Very useful.
I use technorati tags, but I cheat and go back through my blog about once a week to add them.
Nice look to the site…
Michele sent me
Utenzi: Glad you like it! I went through about a dozen WordPress templates before I found one I liked. I know very little about how WordPress works, but I hacked the template just enough to get rid of the annoying bits.
rashbre: That’s part of the usefulness of categories or tags. WordPress pings Technorati for you, using your categories (or tags in my case) as Technorati tags. You shouldn’t have to do anything.