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The Meeds Association provides its members with an employee recognition software implementation. The employee recognition software is fueled by the Meeds ERC-20 tokens.
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Enhancing Website Organization Through Effective Content Taxonomy #2255

Open Abuteslimah99 opened 6 days ago

Abuteslimah99 commented 6 days ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. As a dedicated contributor to our website, I have observed that the absence of a robust content taxonomy system often leads to significant frustration. Navigating and organizing content without a structured taxonomy is cumbersome and time-consuming. It can be challenging to categorize articles, locate relevant posts, and ensure that users can easily find the information they seek. This lack of organization not only hampers efficiency but also affects the overall user experience and content discoverability.

Describe the solution you'd like To address this issue, I propose the implementation of a comprehensive content taxonomy system. By introducing a flexible and intuitive taxonomy framework, we can systematically categorize and tag content based on various criteria such as topics, themes, and keywords. This system would enable contributors to easily classify their work, ensuring that all content is well-organized and accessible.

Describe alternatives you've considered In the absence of a full-fledged taxonomy system, we could consider simpler interim solutions such as enhancing the current tagging system or introducing basic categorization features. Additionally, leveraging metadata to improve search functionality could serve as a temporary measure to mitigate some of the organizational challenges.

Additional context Implementing a content taxonomy system is not just about improving internal workflows; it significantly enhances the user experience by making content more discoverable and navigable. Users will benefit from being able to quickly find related articles, dive deeper into specific topics, and explore content more intuitively. This level of organization also supports better SEO practices, thereby increasing our website's visibility and reach.

srenault-meeds commented 3 days ago

Hi, Thanks Contents are published using Medium and a taxonomy system is already provided there. Furthermore, our platform is not a content management platform, neither a website factory but an engagement platform. Thus I don't think this is relevant.