What is the real difference between Tags and categories

walrus · 2009-08-23, 11:36 AM

What I noticed is that when I quit bothering with Technorati my comment spam went way down.

I had felt for awhile that Technorati was the source of lots of the comment spam I was getting but one day when I was checking traffic stats and noticed that a damn comment spammer was third in my referrers list. Well, I haven't submitted a site there since.

They were really good to me too, in the early days, but now I don't see much use for it.

faxxaff · 2009-08-24, 10:02 PM

I see tags as an additional navigation tool for surfers. An appealing tag in a strategic position at the and of an article can be an incentive to digg deeper into the blog.

I find it useless for seo or site structure unless you interlink tags from within articles on a more or less frequent basis.

2009-08-23, 11:36 AM	#1
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2009-08-24, 10:02 PM	#2
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