It's potentially very easy to duplicate semantically identical content, e.g.
- if someone in England tags a resource at
/en-GB/ while another in the US tags a resource at /en-US/
- if someone tags a resource at
/about/ while another tags it at /
We could avoid duplication if we show other resources tagged on the same domain when creating a resource. This isn't currently very easy to do but I have mentioned some ideas in mozilla/MakeAPI#205.
This can also be alleviated by normalizing non-ambiguous differences in URLs in #22, and by analyzing metadata on the target page to figure out what the page's "canonical" URL might be, as in #4.
It's potentially very easy to duplicate semantically identical content, e.g.
/en-GB/while another in the US tags a resource at/en-US//about/while another tags it at/We could avoid duplication if we show other resources tagged on the same domain when creating a resource. This isn't currently very easy to do but I have mentioned some ideas in mozilla/MakeAPI#205.
This can also be alleviated by normalizing non-ambiguous differences in URLs in #22, and by analyzing metadata on the target page to figure out what the page's "canonical" URL might be, as in #4.