Update 'How to Evaluate Category Based Link Curation for Media, Sports, and Web Content'
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ A category system can look excellent when first built and still age badly.
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As content changes, categories need maintenance. New destinations appear, older resources change purpose, and previously useful labels may become too broad or too narrow.
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That's where maintainability becomes a serious quality measure.
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A directory with many highly specific sections may require constant attention. A simpler structure may be easier to update without sacrificing usefulness.
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A strong taxonomy should bend without breaking.
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My recommendation is to avoid creating a new category every time a slightly different type of content appears. Expand the system only when users genuinely benefit from the distinction.
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