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Categories are used to help users navigate the collection of add-ons more narrowly, such that they are better able to find an add-on that will suit their current need.  Add-ons should be categorized according to the major capability provided by the add-on.  In the vast majority of cases this means that an add-on should be in only one or two categories.
Categories are used to help users navigate the collection of add-ons more narrowly, such that they are better able to find an add-on that will suit their current need.  Add-ons should be categorized according to the major capability provided by the add-on.  In the vast majority of cases this means that an add-on should be in only one or two categories.


Add-ons which represent a bundle of largely-unrelated functionality will need to decide which of their features is most important to them. (We could add a "grab-bag" category for extensions like the Conduit-based toolbars which provide everything ranging from a "pop-up blocker" to RSS feeds, with many stops in between.)
Add-ons which represent a bundle of largely-unrelated functionality will need to decide which of their features is most worthy of labelling via a category.  An extension that provides a way to encrypt bookmarks so that they could be shared on a specific forum would be primarily a "site-specific" add-on, and should be categorized appropriately.
 
(We could add a "grab-bag" category for extensions like the Conduit-based toolbars which provide everything ranging from a "pop-up blocker" to RSS feeds, with many stops in between.)


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