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Would you prefer them say "categories of content on the site that tend to deal with a central topic or theme." Content vertical is a pretty standard term. The
by bksenior 11y ago
Would you prefer them say "categories of content on the site that tend to deal with a central topic or theme." Content vertical is a pretty standard term.
These kind of judgemental blanket statements have no place on a site like this,and worse show a lack of experience working in any large company. Please try to be more productive when contributing.
- obituary_latte 11y agoThis guy is a straight shooter with upper management written all over him
- niels_olson 11y agoWhat would you say ... ya do here?
- PhasmaFelis 11y ago"Content categories" would probably work fine.
- Outdoorsman 11y agoMost trades develop a vernacular particular to the trade...this makes it easy for those in the trade to distinguish between knowledgeable tradesmen and those who are new... It's a rite of passage... Go work a construction site...a hospital...a day care center...if you're new you'll either pick up on the "code" or be somewhat of an outsider until you do... It's the price of true admission...
- smcnally 11y agoInteresting, as "content" on its own has been / can still be a somewhat dirty word in this context. Some folks who write stories, take photos, or shoot video don't appreciate their works referred to as content. Some still prefer author, photographer, film maker to "content creator." But it's a handy, encompassing term. When multiple authors, photographers, videographers create works around similar topics and themes, "content verticals" can be a useful term. Still some have little love for it.