There's hardly any real significant guide and explanation for musicians out here as to what is metadata in clear terms and especially the most crucial is understanding the steps to take as such and so I want to build a community but I am very bad at organizing anything so anyone wanna help me? Developers? Curators? PR'S? Successful artists? Indie Artists? shoot me a message please at sinestresorrantia@gmail.comother sourceshttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metadata

Metadata For Musicians

<h2>Defining Metadata</h2>The <code dir="ltr">&lt;meta&gt;</code> element holds information about your page that you want other computers to understand. The contents of this element will not be printed on the page, and are not known to the human reader. They are designed to aid with categorization, search engine indexing and browser behavior.This element is always placed within the <code dir="ltr">&lt;head&gt;</code> section of the page. It cannot overlap the <code dir="ltr">&lt;/head&gt;</code> closing tag.Note that <code dir="ltr">&lt;meta&gt;</code> is an empty element, and does not need a closing tag.<h3>Changes in HTML 5</h3>There are two important changes to the behavior of the <code dir="ltr">&lt;meta&gt;</code> tag in HTML 5:<UL><LI>The <code dir="ltr">scheme</code> attribute is no longer valid</LI><LI>A new attribute, <code dir="ltr">charset</code>, lets you set the character set for the page, as in the following example</LI></UL><PRE><code>&lt;meta charset="ISO-8859-1"&gt;
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The <code><meta> </code>element holds information about your page that you want other computers to understand. The contents of this element will not be printed on the page, and are not known to the human reader. They are designed to aid with categorization, search engine indexing and browser behavior.

This element is always placed within the <code><head> </code>section of the page. It cannot overlap the <code></head> </code>closing tag.

Note that <code><meta> </code>is an empty element, and does not need a closing tag.

There are two important changes to the behavior of the <code><meta> </code>tag in HTML 5:

<ul><li>The <code>scheme </code>attribute is no longer valid </li><li>A new attribute, <code>charset </code>, lets you set the character set for the page, as in the following example </li> </ul>

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Metadata For Musicians

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