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hub:tagging [2023/06/03 20:56] – davidpjonkerhub:tagging [2023/06/07 17:32] (current) – elizabethherfel
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 The Open Foresight Hub's category system does not automatically separate out pages found in the Encyclopedia, Library, and Futures sections. However, some category pages will organize the links to related pages and sub-categories by section.  The Open Foresight Hub's category system does not automatically separate out pages found in the Encyclopedia, Library, and Futures sections. However, some category pages will organize the links to related pages and sub-categories by section. 
  
-The start pages for the [[start|Open Foresight Hub]], [[encyclopedia:start|Encyclopedia]], [[library:start|Library]], [[futures:start|Futures]] and [[hub:start|Hub]] sections also contain links to high-level categories.+The start pages for the [[:start|Open Foresight Hub]], [[encyclopedia:start|Encyclopedia]], [[library:start|Library]], [[futures:start|Futures]] and [[hub:start|Hub]] sections also contain links to high-level categories.
  
  
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 Tags are most powerful when they concisely describe a topic while being broad enough that it will (eventually) describe more than one page in the Open Foresight Hub. A tag that will only ever describe one page is not useful.  Tags are most powerful when they concisely describe a topic while being broad enough that it will (eventually) describe more than one page in the Open Foresight Hub. A tag that will only ever describe one page is not useful. 
  
-Before creating a new tag, editors should confirm that a similar tag does not already exist by reviewing the [[category:tag_index|index of tags]]. If none of the existing tags suffice then a new tag should be created using the following tag naming conventions.+Before creating a new tag, editors should confirm that a similar tag does not already exist by reviewing the [[category:index_of_tags|index of tags]]. If none of the existing tags suffice then a new tag should be created using the following tag naming conventions.
  
 ====General conventions==== ====General conventions====
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 To tag a city, county, state, province, or other sub-region within a country follow the standard convention for that specific country.  To tag a city, county, state, province, or other sub-region within a country follow the standard convention for that specific country. 
  
-==Geographic focus== +==Geographic Scope== 
-Many entries in the Library, Futures, and Encyclopedia have a specific geographic focus. To specify that a geographic focus append "_geo_focus" to the name of the specific political geography. For example: +Many entries in the Library, Futures, and Encyclopedia have a specific geographic scope. To specify that a geographic scope append "_geographic_scope" to the name of the specific political geography. For example: 
-<span #example_box>Africa_geo_focus United_States_geo_focus</span>+<span #example_box>Africa_geographic_scope United_States_geographic_scope</span>
  
 ===Languages=== ===Languages===
Last modified: 2023/06/03 20:56 by davidpjonker