09-29-2015, 12:16 PM
Of course it's you Ton 
Also, in regards to what constitutes a "tag" - it's generally just an additional set of phrases to represent what is in the content. For example, if we're looking at, let's say, this sheet of bowser we could use:
King Koopa, Fire, Flame, Shell, Run, Boss, Enemy, Antagonist
Now, the only thing I'd question doing is including alternate translations - I'd love to though. However, we're going to have a billion different translations if we do that. Perhaps while including tags, we should also consider a secondary part in including different regional names? I know for sure that we have a LOT of Japanese traffic coming in lately. I feel like we'd have a significant volume more if we catered to the Japanese language. I'm sure several of them are searching for Kanji, and not finding us as a result.
I'd need to discuss this with Pete as it obviously adds additional work to everything, but I think that if we are ever going to do it, the earlier the better. I know that we have a number of German users who would also perhaps like this feature?
My only concern would be how we implement it. Perhaps we only support certain languages, and just make it so they're listed on the page and work with the search function? I don't believe we can have a trigger to display these names on the site instead of the English counter part when 90% won't include a Spanish translation, for example.
Also, in regards to what constitutes a "tag" - it's generally just an additional set of phrases to represent what is in the content. For example, if we're looking at, let's say, this sheet of bowser we could use:
King Koopa, Fire, Flame, Shell, Run, Boss, Enemy, Antagonist
Now, the only thing I'd question doing is including alternate translations - I'd love to though. However, we're going to have a billion different translations if we do that. Perhaps while including tags, we should also consider a secondary part in including different regional names? I know for sure that we have a LOT of Japanese traffic coming in lately. I feel like we'd have a significant volume more if we catered to the Japanese language. I'm sure several of them are searching for Kanji, and not finding us as a result.
I'd need to discuss this with Pete as it obviously adds additional work to everything, but I think that if we are ever going to do it, the earlier the better. I know that we have a number of German users who would also perhaps like this feature?
My only concern would be how we implement it. Perhaps we only support certain languages, and just make it so they're listed on the page and work with the search function? I don't believe we can have a trigger to display these names on the site instead of the English counter part when 90% won't include a Spanish translation, for example.