I'd like the tags that my topic is tagged with to be written into the <sectioninfo> element when it is built by Skynet/CSP. Some categories' tags probably shouldn't be injected, like internal workflow stuff, so maybe we could have a flag on each category to say whether it should be exposed in HTML.
I have an "SEO Metadata" category in the metadata schema. What would be really good is an seo:enhances relationship between tags, which gives us the ability to do this: TagX.seo:enhances.TagY so that I could do: SEOMetadata:"translation manager".seo:enhances.Technology:Zanata SEOMetadata:"translation memory".seo:enhances.Technology:Zanata Then, when Skynet's semantic processor is building the output, it will take a topic that has been tagged with "Zanata" and inject "Zanata" into the <sectioninfo> element of the topic, and it will additionally inject all tags that "seo:enhance" the Zanata tag, so it will also automatically inject "translation manager" and "translation memory" into the <sectioninfo>. This means that metadata can be optimized for SEO at the level of the metadata schema, and authors just tag their topics like normal, and inherit all the Google Juice.
So you could do things like put "eap6" and "eap 6" into the SEO Metadata category and have them seo:enhance the EAP 6 release tags.
http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/keywordset.html http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/sectioninfo.html Currently looks like these are not injected into the meta section of the html output. Might need an xsl adjustment in addition to creating the <sectioninfo> element.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 836838 ***