As I posted the previous entry, I went to technorati to check if it was being pulled. And what I discovered was that technorati was only pulling the first tag in the list.
I make quite an effort to add all the tags that I think might be relevant. This both to improve visibility, and to better categorise the content. I like to make a copy of the same
Not only this, but I feel that each post belongs to multiple tags, and should be present in multiple pages. For example this entry belongs to both the tag ‘technorati’, and the tag ‘mindmap’, ‘delicious’ etc.
Investigating a bit further I discovered this post, where a similar problem was presented. In that case technorati was pulling the information from the list of
And then post the tags as:
<category>firsttagname</category>
<category>secondtagname</category>
So the end result of this is:
my posts are not appearing in the technorati page where they should: tag, technorati…;
my posts are appeariung in the technorati page where the shouldn’t :General, English…;
And I haven’t got a clue how to fix it.
Pietro
UPDATE:
I did send a mail to teachnorati, and I got this answer:
Hi Pietro,
Your tags must occur within the boundaries of a post, a div of class of storycontent in your case. Technorati should treat your Dublin Core subjects in your Atom feed as tags.
SECOND UPDATE:
After various tests, I realized that technorati does not parse the html, and I usderstood what the mail meant with Technorati should treat your Dublin Core subjects in your Atom feed as tags.. Since the author of the plugin explained that for a couple of more month he is not going to be able to fix it, in the meantime I downloaded another plugin:
THIRD UPDATE: it works. And as I keep on making small hacks to the plugins that I use, I slowly learn how they work
FOURTH UPDATE:correction, it only worked for the first tag. But I hacked a bit the code and now it works fine on all. I shall send an email to the author, to pass him the change.
Before it would make a tag on every <tag>tagname</teg>, but all the tags would all point to the same address: The one generated by the first tag. Corrected. The new code is available here.
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Hi, great stuff you seem to write. I am not that technical but apparently I want to dive in what you have discovered. Meanwhile: how do you get the technoratie balloon with the cosmos under your posting? Is this automated or ‘hand-done’?
It is quite easy:
<a href=”http://www.technorati.com/cosmos/search.html?url=<?php the_permalink() ?>”>
<img src=http://www.technorati.com/images/bubble.gif></a>
On wordpress.