by Watchtower-Free 2 Replies latest forum suggestions
Mr Forum owner is there a way to KEEP members informed that it is best practice to fully spell out
certain key words in thread topics so as to optimize the power of this forum as far as Google search code .
The longevity and powerful search position this site has earned can effect many more people worldwide
if the key phrases are spelled out as opposed to abreviated .
FYI
just my 2 cents worth
Yes, good accurate and descriptive titles are important for both people reading your topic now and for people finding it in the future. This means no slang expressions and to the point (the title doesn't need to say everything, just a concise summary of what the topic is about).
So, instead of "I have a question", something like "Why does the Governing Body teach XYZ" would be better.
Also important is posting things in the appropriate forum area as that also provides the Google-bot with some context to ensure that it's presented to the people searching for the information.
I hope to improve and automate this to some extent (probably to making a suggestions where the topic should go) but a human should always do a better job.
| "I hope to improve and automate this to some extent (probably to making a suggestions where the topic should go) but a human should always do a better job" | |
| Simon |
I think, this is simple as that. Just set up a confimation box for a every new topic, before being posted, the sender must click on it to confirm with a quesion. e.g
Is this topic you are about to post match the designated section?
If yes, all is set. If no, then no ability to post until appropriate section is selected. This option can only be limited to new topic being created not regular responses to a topic already set up.
Scott77
