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Manual add and remove "tags" for context to Zemanta
I would like to have the tags Zemanta is using for a reference able to be manually removed or add to. Sometimes Zemanta is not "getting what I am playing down" so I usually add keywords to my blog that I remove after it finds stuff for me.
Also - the same it true for extra words. I use a friends name "nick" all the time and it tends to give me nickelodeon stuff. Same with Google - if you add that...you get all google stuff. If I could remove tags Zemanta is indexing - that would be very cool.
Love the product - look forward to using it.
Also - the same it true for extra words. I use a friends name "nick" all the time and it tends to give me nickelodeon stuff. Same with Google - if you add that...you get all google stuff. If I could remove tags Zemanta is indexing - that would be very cool.
Love the product - look forward to using it.
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Inappropriate?Hi!
This is not exactly how we envisioned Zemanta would be used. However if that works for you great! :)
This is very interesting idea however - use manually entered tags as a way to refine suggestions - especially since most blogging platforms already have a way to enter new tags and this would mean no additional user interface.
I'd also point out that Zemanta internally does not represent knowledge as simple keywords. Keywords are produced when we need to interface the external world - like Flickr and similar.
About the "nick", can you give me a text where this happens so we can see if we can improve the processing? -
Inappropriate?I had the same thing when I added "James Bond" to a post ( http://www.wizardstower.co.uk/blog/20... )
All of the picture and most of the related article sugestions changed to Bond stuff even though that's not what the rest of the post was about
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