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Using text strings and microcontent (podcast, part 1)

Simon Bate / 03.2021Podcast, Podcast transcriptLeave a Comment

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In episode 90 of The Content Strategy Experts podcast, Gretyl Kinsey and Simon Bate talk about using text strings and microcontent. This is part one of a two-part podcast. “They’re starting to get the idea of taxonomy and how important it is for all parts of … Read More

The misuse of metadata (podcast)

Gretyl Kinsey / 02.2021Podcast, Podcast transcriptLeave a Comment

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In episode 89 of The Content Strategy Experts podcast, Gretyl Kinsey and Bill Swallow talk about strategies for avoiding the misuse of metadata and DITA XML-based content. “The more you fine-tune how your content model needs to operate, the easier it’s going to be to move … Read More

Tips for developing a taxonomy in DITA

Gretyl Kinsey / 11.2015DITALeave a Comment

When you’re coming up with a metadata strategy for your content, you should start by developing a taxonomy, or a hierarchy used to organize metadata. A taxonomy will help shape your metadata strategy and make implementation of that strategy possible. In this follow-up post to … Read More

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