001package Torello.HTML;
002
003/**
004 * The values &amp; types of HTML <B>'NAME'</B> <CODE>&lt;META&gt;</CODE>-Tags.
005 * 
006 * <EMBED CLASS='external-html' DATA-FILE-ID=META_TAG_NAME>
007 */
008public enum MetaTagName
009{
010    /**
011     * How do you explain your visitor in only 2 or 3 phrases what they can expect on your website?
012     * You use the so called meta {@code 'description'} tag.  Google speaks of Meta Description,
013     * Meta Descriptions or Meta description problems.
014     *
015     * <BR /><BR />Almost all the major search engines like Yahoo, Google, Fast and Altavista will
016     * use your {@code 'description'} tag. You have a direct input on the way people will see your
017     * website in the list of results.  And because you control this, you can influence the
018     * click-behavior.
019     *
020     * <BR /><BR />What is the Meta {@code Description} Tag? If you have some knowledge of codes
021     * and HTML you'll be able to type the following line ( the meta {@code 'description'} tag )
022     * in the head-part of the source of your web-page.
023     *
024     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
025     * <META NAME="description" CONTENT="text">
026     * }</DIV>
027     *
028     * <BR /><BR />Replace the word {@code "text"} with a short description of your web-page. Use
029     * no more than 200 characters. This short line of text will appear {@code 1-on-1} in the
030     * search results. Create and add a different meta {@code description} tag for every page.
031     *
032     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
033     * 
034     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
035     * 
036     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_description"
037     *      TARGET=_blank>
038     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_description</A>
039     *
040     * <BR /><BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>{@link Features.Meta} Method:</B>
041     * 
042     * <BR />This HTML Meta-Tag already has the following methods built into class
043     * {@link Features.Meta} to further help accompany its features:
044     * 
045     * <BR /><BR /><UL CLASS=JDUL>
046     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#hasDescription(java.util.Vector)}</LI>
047     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#insertDescription(java.util.Vector,java.lang.String)}</LI>
048     * </UL>
049     */
050    description("description"),
051
052    /**
053     * Over 80% of all online proceedings start with a search query. You browse to a search engine
054     * and you will fill out certain keywords that match what you are looking for. That's why it's
055     * so important to put relevant and correct {@code 'keywords'} in your Meta-Tags in the source
056     * of your web-page.
057     *
058     * <BR /><BR />Some people will try to make you believe the meta {@code 'description'} and the
059     * meta {@code 'keywords'} will not help your ranking at all. They are missing a important SEO
060     * criteria.  Not only will, for example, google show your {@code 'description'} tag but if
061     * you use an attractive line or text, more people will click on your listing.  And that will
062     * give you a better <B>CTR</B>.  And <B>CTR</B> is one of the important things for your
063     * ranking.
064     *
065     * <BR /><BR />Read how to use this meta name {@code 'keywords'} tag. Add the following
066     * Meta-Tags in the HTML source of your web-page:
067     *
068     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
069     * <META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="meta, metatags, meta tag, meta tags, submit, search engines,
070     *  spiders, sites, submit site, search engine submit, website, submit website, add meta tags,
071     *  find website, be found on internet, keywords, keyword">
072     * }</DIV>
073     *
074     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
075     * 
076     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
077     * 
078     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_keywords"
079     *      TARGET=_blank>
080     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_keywords</A>
081     *
082     * <BR /><BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>{@link Features.Meta} Method:</B>
083     * 
084     * <BR />This HTML Meta-Tag already has the following methods built into class
085     * {@link Features.Meta} to further help accompany its features:
086     * 
087     * <BR /><BR /><UL CLASS=JDUL>
088     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#getAllKeyWords(java.util.Vector)}</LI>
089     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#insertKeyWords(java.util.Vector,java.lang.String...)}</LI>
090     * </UL>
091     */
092    keywords("keywords"),
093
094    /**
095     * How do you explain to a spider of a search engine you only want it to index just the first
096     * page of your website or that it is allowed to index the whole website.  You use a specific
097     * HTML Meta-Tag the so called the Meta {@code 'robots'} Tag.
098     *
099     * <BR /><BR />Add the following {@code 'robots'} Meta-Tag in the HTML source of your website
100     * page:
101     *
102     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
103     * <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="index, follow">
104     * }</DIV>
105     *
106     * <BR /><BR />Here are more examples of valid {@code 'robots'} meta-tag property-values
107     *
108     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
109     * <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="index, follow">
110     * <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, FOLLOW">
111     * <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="index, follow">
112     * <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="all">
113     * <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOYDIR">
114     * <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOODP">
115     * <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOYDIR, NOODP, NOARCHIVE">
116     * <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOYDIR, NOODP">
117     * }</DIV>
118     * 
119     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
120     * 
121     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
122     * 
123     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_robots"
124     *      TARGET=_blank>
125     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_robots</A>
126     *
127     * <BR /><BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>{@link Features.Meta} Method:</B>
128     * 
129     * <BR />This HTML Meta-Tag already has the following methods built into class
130     * {@link Features.Meta} to further help accompany its features:
131     * 
132     * <BR /><BR /><UL CLASS=JDUL>
133     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#getAllRobots(java.util.Vector)}</LI>
134     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#getAllRobotsNOMHE(java.util.Vector)}</LI>
135     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#insertRobots(java.util.Vector,boolean,boolean)}</LI>
136     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#insertRobots(java.util.Vector,Torello.HTML.Robots...)}</LI>
137     * </UL>
138     */
139    robots("robots"),
140
141    /**
142     * By using this so called {@code REVISIT-AFTER} Meta-Tag you can tell the spider to come back
143     * to your website and index it again.  This Meta-Tag is used by several North American search
144     * engines.
145     *
146     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
147     * <META NAME="revisit-after" CONTENT="7 days">
148     * <META NAME="revisit-after" CONTENT="1 month">
149     * }</DIV>
150     *
151     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
152     * 
153     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
154     * 
155     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_revisit_after"
156     *      TARGET=_blank>
157     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_revisit_after</A>
158     */
159    revisitAfter("revisit-after"),
160
161    /**
162     * The Meta-Tag {@code 'abstract'} can be used to indicate in just a very short sentence what
163     * the web-page is about. So every web-page of your website gets it's own {@code abstract}-tag.
164     *
165     * <BR /><BR />This Meta-Tag appears to be equal to the {@code 'description'} Meta-Tag but they
166     * are different.  The {@code 'description'} Meta-Tag is used by many search engines as a small
167     * text under the click-able title. The {@code abstract}-tag is hardly used by anybody.
168     *
169     * <BR /><BR />But there are several search engines that use this tag to archive your page.
170     * And this increases your change that your website will be better archived, including a link
171     * to your website. But we don't suggest that you edit all your web-pages to add this
172     * {@code abstract}-tag.
173     *
174     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
175     * <META NAME="abstract" CONTENT="a very short description of your website ">
176     * }</DIV>
177     *
178     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
179     * 
180     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
181     * 
182     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_abstract"
183     *      TARGET=_blank>
184     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_abstract</A>
185     */
186    Abstract("abstract"),
187
188    /**
189     * How to give credit to the person of company that made your website?  You use the so called
190     * {@code AUTHOR} Meta-Tag.  There are also Content Management Systems (CMS) who will put the
191     * name of the actual person editing the page. If used like this, it is easy to find the right
192     * person who is responsible for a web-page.
193     *
194     * <BR /><BR />Sometimes a CMS refers to the author in case of the writer and refers to the
195     * web-author in case of a mail server manager. Therefore you will also find the Meta-Tag
196     * web-author.
197     *
198     * <BR /><BR />This Meta-Tag has no influence on your search engine ranking. Meta-Tags that do
199     * have a lot of influence are the {@code 'title'} of your page, the meta {@code 'keywords'}
200     * tag and the {@code 'description'} Meta-Tag.
201     *
202     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
203     * <META NAME="author" CONTENT="the news desk">
204     * <META NAME="author" CONTENT="John Smith">
205     * }</DIV>
206     *
207     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
208     * 
209     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
210     * 
211     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_author"
212     *      TARGET=_blank>
213     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_abstract</A>
214     * 
215     * <BR />This HTML Meta-Tag already has the following methods built into class
216     * {@link Features.Meta} to further help accompany its features:
217     * 
218     * <BR /><BR /><UL CLASS=JDUL>
219     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#hasAuthor(java.util.Vector)}</LI>
220     * <LI>{@link Features.Meta#insertAuthor(java.util.Vector,java.lang.String)}</LI>
221     * </UL>
222     */
223    author("author"),
224
225    /**
226     * The meta {@code 'contact'} name is used to add an email address.  This can be the email
227     * address of f.x. the builder of the website.  Unfortunately spam robots make use of this
228     * email address to send you unsolicited (spam) email.
229     *
230     * <BR /><BR />This Meta-Tag has no influence on your search engine ranking. Meta-Tags that do
231     * have a lot of influence are the {@code 'title'} of your page, the meta {@code 'keywords'}
232     * tag and the {@code 'description'} Meta-Tag.
233     *
234     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
235     * <META NAME="contact" CONTENT="[email protected]" />
236     * <META NAME="contact" CONTENT="[email protected]">
237     * }</DIV>
238     *
239     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
240     * 
241     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
242     * 
243     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_contact"
244     *      TARGET=_blank>
245     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_contact</A>
246     */
247    contact("contact"),
248
249    /**
250     * How do you explain that the photos and the text on your website are protected? You use the
251     * so called {@code COPYRIGHT} Meta-Tag.
252     *
253     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
254     * <META NAME="copyright" CONTENT="the Metatags Company">  
255     * <META NAME="copyright" CONTENT="the Metatags Company" />
256     * }</DIV>
257     *
258     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
259     * 
260     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
261     * 
262     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_copyright"
263     *      TARGET=_blank>
264     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_copyright</A>
265     */
266    copyright("copyright"),
267
268    /**
269     * The Meta-Tag {@code 'distribution'} defines the level or degree of distribution of your 
270     * web-page and how it should be classified in relation to methods of distribution on the 
271     * world wide web. There are currently only three forms of distribution supported by the
272     * {@code distribution} tag:
273     *
274     * <BR /><BR />
275     * <OL CLASS=JDOL>
276     * <LI>{@code Global} - indicates that your web-page is intended for everyone,</LI>
277     * <LI>{@code Local} - intended for local distribution of your document,</LI>
278     * <LI>{@code IU }- Internal Use, not intended for public distribution.</LI>
279     * </OL>
280     *
281     * <BR />So if you put this Meta-Tag in your web-page source and choose {@code IU} by accident
282     * you will end up being blocked and unfindable. The Distribution Meta-Tag is not a commonly
283     * used tag because most web page authors intend for their distribution to be set to everyone
284     * or for Global distribution. If a page is online, people will find it!
285     *
286     * <BR /><BR />If you use this tag, always use the Global-option.
287     *
288     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
289     * <META NAME="distribution" CONTENT="global">
290     * }</DIV>
291     *
292     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
293     * 
294     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
295     * 
296     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_distribution"
297     *      TARGET=_blank>
298     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_distribution</A>
299     */
300    distribution("distribution"),
301
302    /**
303     * The {@code 'expires'} Meta-Tag tells search engines when the content on your website will
304     * expire.  The {@code 'expires'} Meta-Tag defines the expiration date and time of the document
305     * being indexed. If your website is running a limited time event or there is a preset date
306     * when your document will no longer be valid, you should include the {@code 'expires'} tag to
307     * indicate to search engines when to delete your web-page from their database.
308     *
309     * <BR /><BR />The {@code 'expires'} tag is commonly used in conjunction with the
310     * {@code 'Revisit'} Tag as a means to get search engines to re-visit a website every few days.
311     * This is commonly used by websites who update their content frequently and want search
312     * engines to have a fresh copy of their content.
313     *
314     * <BR /><BR />If you replace or rename a web-page please use a {@code '301'} refer to point
315     * the search engines in the right direction. Search engines will automatically replace the
316     * old page with the new page.
317     *
318     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
319     * <META NAME="expires" CONTENT="tue, 01 Jun 2010">
320     * }</DIV>
321     *
322     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
323     * 
324     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
325     * 
326     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_expires"
327     *      TARGET=_blank>
328     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_expires</A>
329     */
330    expires("expires"),
331
332    /**
333     * How do you add a description of the program you used building your website?  You use the so
334     * called meta name {@code 'generator'} tag, also known as the {@code 'formatter'} tag.  This
335     * tag you can add to the html of your website, in your metatags.
336     *
337     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
338     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="Dreamweaver">
339     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="EditPlus">
340     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="Frontpage">
341     * 
342     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="NetObjects Fusion 4.0 for Windows">
343     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="FrontPage 4.0">
344     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="WordPress">
345     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="Joomla!">
346     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="Wordpress 2.x.x">
347     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="Macromedia Dreamweaver">
348     * <META NAME="generator" CONTENT="Joomla! - Copyright Open Source 
349     *                                               Matters. All rights reserved." />
350     * <META NAME="GENERATOR" CONTENT="Microsoft FrontPage 6">
351     * }</DIV>
352     *
353     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
354     * 
355     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
356     * 
357     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink
358     *      HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_generator_or_name_formatter" TARGET=_blank>
359     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_generator_or_name_formatter</A>
360     */
361    generator("generator"),
362
363    /**
364     * Sometimes an old Meta-Tag, the {@code 'description'} tag, remains in the index of Google.
365     * Despite the fact that you change relevant information on your website and submit this to
366     * Google, the old description remains in the Google search results. Yahoo and Live will index
367     * the new information, Google won't.
368     *
369     * <BR /><BR />This problem originates your results in the Open Directory Project DMOZ (also
370     * check the relations between the search engines). Your website, including the old meta
371     * description, also has a description and a link in the ODP listings. The Googlebot has used
372     * this description while spidering your website.
373     *
374     * <BR /><BR />The solution is adding the following Meta-Tag:
375     *
376     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
377     * <META NAME="googlebot" CONTENT="noodp">
378     * <META NAME="googlebot" CONTENT="noarchive">
379     * <META NAME="googlebot" CONTENT="nosnippet">
380     * <META NAME="googlebot" CONTENT="noindex">
381     * <META NAME="googlebot" CONTENT="nofollow">
382     * }</DIV>
383     *
384     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
385     * 
386     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
387     * 
388     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_googlebot"
389     *      TARGET=_blank>
390     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_googlebot</A>
391     */
392    googleBot("googlebot"),
393
394    /**
395     * How do you explain in which language your website is in?  You use the so called 
396     * {@code 'LANGUAGE'} tag.
397     *
398     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
399     * <META NAME="language" CONTENT="Spanish">
400     * <META NAME="language" CONTENT="English"> 
401     * <META NAME="language" CONTENT="English" />
402     * }</DIV>
403     *
404     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
405     * 
406     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
407     * 
408     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_language"
409     *      TARGET=_blank>
410     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_language</A>
411     */
412    language("language"),
413
414    /**
415     * One of the best ways to ensure that your site appears for particular user queries is to make
416     * sure that your article naturally contains the words, names, and figures that are central to
417     * a particular news story. If you create an information-rich site that clearly and accurately
418     * describes your topic, you will improve your chances of appearing in our search results for
419     * relevant queries.
420     *
421     * <BR /><BR />Our crawler also makes use of a Google-specific metatag to help determine how to
422     * best classify your content. By implementing the {@code 'news_keywords'} metatag you can
423     * specify which keywords are most relevant to your articles.  For example, in an article about
424     * the World Cup you could add the following code to help Google News better understand the
425     * nature of your content:
426     *
427     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
428     * <META NAME="news_keywords" CONTENT="World Cup, Brazil 2014, Spain vs Netherlands,
429     *  soccer, football">
430     * <META NAME="news_keywords" CONTENT="World Cup, Brazil 2014, Spain vs Netherlands">
431     * }</DIV>
432     *
433     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
434     * 
435     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
436     * 
437     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_news_keywords"
438     *      TARGET=_blank>
439     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_news_keywords</A>
440     */
441    newsKeyWords("news keywords"),
442
443    /**
444     * The Meta-Tags {@code 'no-email-collection'} is an <B>{@code unspam.com}</B> initiative.
445     * Sure, the die-hard spammer will not be stopped by this tag.  This tag is mainly used to have
446     * a statement on your website: we don't want you to harvest our email-address.
447     *
448     * <BR /><BR />And if you have this statement on your website you are able to complain about
449     * spam harvesting and spam runs.  In the USA you can even start a lawsuit.
450     *
451     * <BR /><BR />This is why the Meta-Tag contains a link to the page with your statement
452     * regarding spam runs and harvesting.
453     *
454     * <BR /><BR />This Meta-Tag has no influence on your search engine ranking. Meta-Tags who do
455     * have a lot of influence are the title of your page, the {@code 'keywords'} and the
456     * {@code 'description'} Meta-Tag.
457     *
458     * <BR /><BR />Add the following Meta-Tag in the source of your web-page. The difference in
459     * spelling at the end of the tag is either you use {@code /> =} for xml or {@code >=} for
460     * html.
461     *
462     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
463     * <META NAME="no-email-collection" CONTENT="http://www.metatags.info/nospamharvesting">
464     * }</DIV>
465     *
466     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
467     * 
468     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
469     * 
470     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink
471     *      HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_no_email_collection" TARGET=_blank>
472     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_no_email_collection</A>
473     */
474    noEmail("no email"),
475
476    /**
477     * If you wish to rate your page's audience appropriateness, use the rating Meta-Tag.
478     *
479     * <BR /><BR />This Meta-Tag is often use to let the younger web-surfers know the content is
480     * appropriate.  If you use this tag the wrong way (call an adult website safe for kids is
481     * bad!) you will get banned for live.
482     *
483     * <BR /><BR />This Meta-Tag has no influence on your search engine ranking unless you use it
484     * the wrong way. Meta-Tags who do have a lot of influence are the title of your page, the
485     * {@code 'keywords'} and the {@code 'description'} Meta-Tag.
486     *
487     * <BR /><BR />You can use on of the following values:
488     *
489     * <BR /><BR /><UL CLASS=JDUL>
490     * <LI>general</LI>
491     * <LI>mature</LI>
492     * <LI>restricted</LI>
493     * <LI>14 years</LI>
494     * <LI>safe for kids</LI>
495     * </UL>
496     *
497     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
498     * <META NAME="rating" CONTENT="general">
499     * <META NAME="rating" CONTENT="safe for kids">
500     * }</DIV>
501     *
502     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
503     * 
504     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
505     * 
506     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_rating"
507     *      TARGET=_blank>
508     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_rating</A>
509     */
510    rating("rating"),
511
512    /**
513     * By adding the email address of your web master in the {@code 'REPLY-TO'} tag you are able to
514     * explain how people can contact the right person in your organization who is responsible for
515     * your website.
516     *
517     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
518     * <META NAME="reply-to" CONTENT="[email protected]">
519     * }</DIV>
520     * 
521     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
522     * 
523     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_reply_to"
524     *      TARGET=_blank>
525     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_reply_to</A>
526     */
527    replyTo("reply-to"),
528
529    /**
530     * Yahoo's {@code 'NOYDIR'} Opt-Out for Yahoo Directory Titles &amp; Descriptions
531     *
532     * <BR /><BR />The search engine Yahoo! supports the use of the so called {@code ‘NOYDIR’} Meta
533     * tag. It might have been a long time ago since your website has been added to the index of
534     * the Yahoo Directory.  And it could be that the {@code 'title'} or {@code 'description'} that
535     * is still in there has to be changed. If you want to force Yahoo to add your new
536     * {@code title} and meta {@code description} tag of your website use the so called
537     * {@code 'NOYDIR'} Meta-Tag.
538     *
539     * <BR /><BR />The Yahoo Directory is composed by humans and might contain information you may
540     * not wish displayed.  The Yahoo’s directory contains many old summaries.
541     *
542     * <BR /><BR />=The solution to this problem is very simple: add the following Meta-Tag on
543     * every page:
544     *
545     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
546     * <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noydir">
547     * }</DIV>
548     *
549     * <BR />This Meta-Tag tells every search engine spider not to add the Yahoo Directory
550     * {@code 'title'} or the meta {@code 'description'}. Now that you are able to influence
551     * yourself what the title and the click through link is in  the index of a search engine, you
552     * also influence the CTR. And this improves your ranking!
553     *
554     * <BR /><BR />If you want to make sure that Yahoo doesn't use the Directory description,
555     * please add the following:
556     *
557     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
558     * <META NAME="Slurp" CONTENT="NOYDIR">
559     * }</DIV>
560     *
561     * <BR />A Meta-Tag that corresponds to the {@code 'SLURP'} tag is the {@code 'NOODP'} meta
562     * tag. Displaying old information occurs because of the result from the Open Directory
563     * Project DMOZ.  The website, with the old meta {@code 'description'}, has a description and
564     * a link in the ODP listings (Open Directory Project). If you want to make notice that all the
565     * search engines won't use this information you add : 
566     *
567     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
568     * <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOODP">
569     * }</DIV>
570     *
571     * <BR />Sometimes we notice that people address every spider separately:
572     *
573     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
574     * <META NAME="GOOGLEBOT" CONTENT="NOODP">
575     * <META NAME="SLURP" CONTENT="NOODP">
576     * <META NAME="MSNBOT" CONTENT="NOODP">
577     * }</DIV>
578     *
579     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
580     * 
581     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
582     * 
583     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_slurp"
584     *      TARGET=_blank>
585     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_slurp</A>
586     */
587    slurp("slurp"),
588
589    /**
590     * How do you put in your website the name of the company that made your website? You use the
591     * so called {@code 'WEB_AUTHOR'} tag.
592     *
593     * <DIV CLASS=HTML>{@code
594     * <META NAME="web_author" CONTENT="editorial staff of Meta-Tags">
595     * }</DIV>
596     *
597     * <BR /><BR /><B CLASS=JDDescLabel>Text above copied:</B>
598     * 
599     * <BR />The text above was copied (word for word, Year 2019) from:
600     * 
601     * <BR /><BR /><A CLASS=JDDetailLink HREF="https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_webauthor"
602     *      TARGET=_blank>
603     * https://www.metatags.org/meta_name_webauthor</A>
604     */
605    webAuthor("webauthor");
606
607    /** Meta-Tag Name */
608    public final String name;
609
610    // private constructor
611    private MetaTagName(String name) { this.name = name; }
612}