You know what really grinds my gears?!

[Jake]

Y'all will love this one. My coworker runs our taxonomy - aka, tags applied to every piece of content which allows our search engine to work. She makes our Google happen. She is working on updating some tags for more accurate search results, and reached out to one of the leads of a particular site for his opinion. This was but two mere paragraphs of the reply she got, which featured tables, three font sizes, bold/underline, and green/yellow highlighting.

The trick with these is that they are, by dint of taking a *global* view of "Agile" (not just some *single* element of Agile), part of "project management methodology." That being said, I do *not* want to propose "agile" as a synonym for "project management methodology."

Is it technically feasible to build an "Agile methodology" tag that would take a global view of Agile *as* a methodology, but not necessarily pull in every single Agile resource? Or is it impossible to build a tag, unless I gave you a couple of synonyms? The reason that I ask: I couldn't tell you what synonyms to use. The selection of what is and what is not in scope is not so simple -- to my mind -- as selecting a couple of synonyms .... it's more of a judgment call about the "Gestalt" of the web asset -- i.e., I do not believe it is reducible to an aggregate of synonyms.

We stalked the guy on LinkedIn and under "activities" he's listed "nominated for Best Dissertation at Duke." What a nosebleed.