[Sigia-l] "Tags" en Francais

[martin.fietkiewicz at gmail.com]

a graffito can certainly be considered a part of a larger folksonomy... of
world-weary boxcar walls.   :)


On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 9:16 AM, Gilles Demarty <gilles.demarty at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Thanks to *all* who've answered on this subject. You've all been most
> > helpful and I have lots of information now. I suspect we'll end up using
> > été taggée.
>
>
>
> Actually, the correct sentence would be : "Cette entrée est taggée."ou
> "cette entrée a été taggée" for "This entry is tagged".
>
> but if you want something like "This entry is tagged *design*
> *photoshop*",
> you should say : "cette entrée a pour tags:*design* *photoshop*".
>
> Be careful, as in french "un tag" means a graffiti, so depending whether
> your users are computer savy and web2.0 savy, you should avoid this term
> and
> use the more traditionnal "mot-clef" or "mot-clé" (keyword).
>
> Last but not least, tagclouds is traditionaly translated as "Nuage de mot"
> or "nuage de mot-clés"
>
> hope this helps.
> Gilles
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