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Using "Labels" and organizing the posts

Hello Everyone,

I hope you are all doing well!

           I know I am making lot of delay in making this blog more interesting. I believe in Quality rather than Quantity. I am not saying Quantity is having small value. It matters and also carries lot of importance. But instead, I'd say give priority to Quality in the list and then go with Quantity does Make The Difference.

            Just let you know all that I have categorized this blog into lot of phases. A phase is something talks unique to a subject. We can call it as a label in terms of Blogger.com. I found this way of labelling gives very easy navigation to all users of my blog. I hope you would like this idea. Following are the labels which I had in mind currently.

allAboutSIP
           As name already tells, this is the label which talks about SIP and related information. Basically, I'd like to concentrate on the SIP Protocol (RFC), SIP Communication in the real world, different scenerios, discussions etc.

avayaTechStop
         This is the label which contains all the AVAYA related stuff, real-time scenerios etc. We'd also cover few important topics as on when required to understand particular product or topic.

shouldKnowThings
          This phase contains the articles, opinions, views on understanding what exactly Personality should look like. This will help lot of people in doing their work with damn lot of focus, strength. In simple words, this phase will let you know "Who you're? What you're? When you're?". Its all about You!

general
          This will contains all the rest of posts which does not fit into any of the above labels.


I hope this categorize will look difficult in the beginning, but we together can make it as a habit. Lets do it!

Thanks,
Raj

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