We have a lot of extensions already installed, so there is nothing special in yet another one. You can see all that is installed here: http://en.opensuse.org/Special:Version
Ok. cool... I guess!
Then of course we have to consider whether we wish to embrace FaceBook and employ open graph protocol.
That particular extension is not only for Facebook, it can be used for any social web site, according to statement on a web page. I didn't go in details, but my guess is that it offers some tags that mark sections of web page the way Facebook expects to see them.
It's just a bunch of header tags with a particular format. So if we're doing standard SEO we might as well look at open graph as well. If it's there, sites will likely use it, right?
One big advantage of international communities, like openSUSE, is a lot of non-native English speakers. It allows cooperation, but at the same time it is a problem when writing articles. Written article is a static information with very slow reader's feedback cycle, and articles must be correct and easy to read.
One thing I should add, regarding my comment about good content written in natural English, - the 'natural english' means, not perfect english but natural like normal speech, not 'keyword stuffed', so writing naturally. (But still including the keywords! it can be a little tricky :) ) As far as readability for humans, most of the English I've seen is excellent - occasionally needs a little bit of editing, but for the most part is fine. People should feel very proud of the work they do writing in a foreign language! I don't have a second language other than a bit of bad Latin, and it takes me half an hour to construct a sentence in that :) best, Helen
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