For purposes of searching, a list of keywords, or search terms, is a required part of article submissions to Nupedia. In order to determine whether to include a word or phrase in a list of keywords, the rule is: is this word a word that someone might type with the hope of finding this particular article (among possibly many other articles)? If so, include that word among the keywords; if not, don't. Note: the keywords do not have to be words that occur in the article itself. So, for example, if it so happens that this specific article may be of interest to people who search on thirty different words or phrases, then there might indeed be thirty different keywords or phrases. For example, the keyword list for "Irish traditional music" might read as follows: Celtic music, Irish music, traditional music, trad, Irish folk music, ceili, ceilidh, ceili dance, ceili music, Riverdance, sean nos, Irish dance music, fiddle, pipes, whistle, concertina, accordion, banjo, bodhran.
Please limit yourself to about 20 words and phrases (separated by commas, as shown). Don't exceed 256 characters. Be sure to include common misspellings, if any, among your keywords (don't worry, this information won't be publicly displayed; it's used only for search purposes). You might also bear in mind that our system will return partial matches; for example, "philos" will return articles that contain "philosophy" as well as "philosophical." Also, markup is not necessary (and actually not desirable) in the keywords section.