Subvarkategorioj

Subvarkategorioj are a level of classification used in wiki-style information systems to organize pages within a larger category. They are subcategories that descend from a parent category, forming a hierarchical taxonomy. By grouping related topics under a parent category and then further dividing them into subvarkategorioj, editors can improve navigation and discovery.

A page can belong to multiple subvarkategorioj; conversely, a single category can contain multiple subvarkategorioj and their own subcategories, creating several levels of depth. In practice, subvarkategorioj help users locate pages by topic, chronology, region, or other criteria, without overloading a single category with too many items.

Creation and maintenance: Subvarkategorioj are typically created by editors when a new, more specific grouping is needed. Naming should be concise, descriptive, and consistent with the parent category. Avoid over-nesting and duplication of topics across categories. Regular review helps prevent orphaned or overly broad categories.

Navigation and usage: Category pages list their member pages and subcategories, sometimes with counts. Some systems provide automatic breadcrumbs or category trees to show the hierarchy. Subvarkategorioj should be kept stable to preserve links and minimize broken navigation. Guidelines often recommend using subvarkategorioj to capture distinct subtopics and to reflect consensus about topic boundaries.