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OK. so...

I have this website that I have used taxonomy themes in order to differentiate parts of it.

Its basically one big fansite for Man Utd fans, with 5 'separate' player sites that feed off the same match reports, previews, etc to make updating easy.

In order to list the sites on google, etc, I want to change the meta tags, etc for each player taxonomy 'home-page' to fit.

Is there an easy way of doing this, and do you understand me!?

Basically, where do I edit the meta tags for the page that lists all of the articles linked to a specific term.

Hope you can help...

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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ozlady commented

Hi - I found a useful link that seems to address this.

Drupal seems to be of the opinion that meta tags are pretty much useless, and the content and tagging is what can actually assist more on search engine ranking. In support of this, refer to the article at http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=2167931. Google hasn't used meta tags in a long time.

Read the following for detailed information (including definitions and how-tos) on taxonomy and categories.
http://support.bryght.com/adminguide/categories

Regards,
Oz