Open bekicot opened 6 years ago
Google categorizes organizations into 11 categories.
However, some organizations may fall into multiple categories. E.g. Apache, JBoss.
Some organizations have e.g. Android or web UI projects but itself is not focused on that.
For example, PostgreSQL gets into Database but if someone works pgAdmin 4 that will be web UI.
@ceefour Probably tags
would be more suitable name instead of category
for that reason.
The main point is, to provide a way for user to see what organization fall into specified keyword
e.g
Education
will have processing
, which is the organization also has project for their javascript Library, which is p5.js
but it is not about education. It is a drawing library.
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Next step would be tagging projects in addition to organizations. For 200+ organizations this may be a lot of effort. But for 25 GCI orgs probably still doable.
We can actually automate this.
tags
, associated with the keywords.It is failry easy, the manual part would be specifying the keywords. e.g Healthcare keyword: hospital, decease, Healthcare, medicine, ebola
You can assign someone to specify the keywords, i.e. via CSV, JSON, or YAML file.
It would be good to enhance the plugin to map the JSON category
field to frontmatter categories
or tags
field. See https://github.com/avillafiorita/jekyll-datapage_gen/issues/46#issuecomment-371082051
There should be no manual part. There is copious amounts of Open Data about most of these orgs in order to automate categorisation, mining text if necessary. The smaller orgs should build Open Data about themselves rather than adding metadata into this single-purpose repo.
https://github.com/pattex/jekyll-tagging might be an interesting addition if we can generate lots of tag data.
Organization basically have specific category like
But it doesn't explicitly mentioned in the org details. We can actually categorize it by looking into description and match keywords. E.G Healthcare will have medicine, hospital, etc
related to #3