Hello. I received a message saying that my article has a large number of tags. As you can see, it is a large article and covers a great deal of material. All of the tags reflect data that is covered within the article. If you would like for me to eliminate some of the tags, however, I will do so. Please give me te the limit, and I will choose the tags to delete. Thank you.
Mary Neal
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You will want to read the section titled "tags" under this FAQ entry,
http://hubpages.com/faq/#deceptive
Thank you. Most Internet sites limit the available characters for taglines. Maybe HubPages should do that, too, so that writers will know what is available to use without a problem. Regarding "deceptive" tags, mine never are. I tend to write long posts that cover a number of issues. Blessings.
I think the number of tags is usually around 35-40. I think however you have wasted your time with all those tags. No one is typing those phrases into the search bar all run together (freedomofinformationact). Also recent forum posts by veteran hubbers have noted tags are internal to HubPages, and have no bearing on search engine results.
Thanks for responding. You'd be surprised about how Christians browse for phrases from favorite scriptures to see what is written about them on the web. We do it all the time in my house. In any case, I deleted about ten tags and added the congressional number for Ron Paul's bill to repeal the indefinite detention provision from NDAA, which is "H.R.3785." I hope that takes care of the tag issue, having deleted ten. I hope HubPages will me know if there are any further concerns.
Blessings,
Mary
You missed my point. Type "freedom of information act" not "freedomofinformationact". All those tags with multiple words run together translate as gobble-de-gook. Look at tags of veteran hubbers. Space between the words!
And HubPages warnings are either auto-generated (which was what happened to you initially), or a result of someone flagging your work. Can't really depend on HP to let you know anything.
Thanks again. I got my tags down to a total of 35 at "AWESOME GOD" and separated words within the tag lines.
Thank you so much for responding. I will take a look at other users and style after them. Blessings!
I would agree, the number of tags is excessive and you need to put spaces between words.
So is your avatar.
I still think a lot of your tags are still misleading. For example no one who types in heart attack will be looking for that type of article.
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