Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of qPloneGoogleSitemaps/news-sitemap

Timestamp:

Jan 12, 2010 4:36:34 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

olha

Comment:

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qPloneGoogleSitemaps/news-sitemap

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       * '''<n:language>''' - is the language of your publication
  * Title tags ('''<n:title>''') - article titles can be added using the title tag to help us identify the correct title for your articles.
- * Genres tags ('''<n:genres>''') -helps identify the different types of content within your articles, such as !PressRelease, !OpEd, Blog or !UserGenerated. This is a required tag if genres apply, otherwise it can be omitted
- * Access tags ('''<n:access>''') - tell us about the access level of your articles, whether they’re under a subscription wall, or free. This is a required tag if access is not open, otherwise it should be omitted.
  * Publication date ('''<news:publication_date>''') - article publication date in W3C format. This tag remains the same as in old news sitemap format.
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+'''Sometimes required Tags''' - More about [http://www.google.com/support/news_pub/bin/answer.py?answer=93992 access and genres tags].
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+Values for the tags <access> and <genres> are required when applicable and restricted to the list provided below. These values can be in English only. Google system will automatically display the visible designations in your site's language when displaying your articles on Google News.
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+ * Genres tags ('''<n:genres>''') -helps identify the different types of content within your articles, such as !PressRelease, !OpEd, Blog or !UserGenerated. This is a required tag if genres apply, otherwise it can be omitted.
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+ * Access tags ('''<n:access>''') - tell us about the access level of your articles, whether they’re under a subscription or free. This is a required tag if access is not open, otherwise it should be omitted. 
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+ The <access> tag takes one of the following values: 1) ''Subscription'' (visible): an article which prompts users to pay to view content. 2) ''Registration'' (visible): an article which prompts users to sign up for an unpaid account to view content. Omitting the <access> tag means that the full article is accessible to all users for at least thirty days.
 
 '''Not Required Tags'''