<wmmeta name="Title" value="The &lt;wmmeta&gt; Tag" />
<wmmeta name="Section" value="05-meta" />
<wmmeta name="Score" value="20" />
<wmmeta name="Abstract">
defining meta-data inside the tagged content object
</wmmeta>

WebMake can load "meta-data" [$(metadata)] directly from the content text,
using the &lt;wmmeta&gt; tag.

This tag is automatically stripped from the content when the content is
referenced.  It can be used either as an XML-style empty tag, similar to the
HTML &lt;meta&gt; tag, if it ends in __/&gt;__:

<pre>
  &lt;wmmeta name="Title" value="Story 1, blah blah" /&gt;
</pre>

or with start and end tags, for longer bits of content:

<pre>
  &lt;wmmeta name="Abstract"&gt;
    Story 1, just another story. Blah blah blah foo bar baz etc.
  &lt;/wmmeta&gt;
</pre>

As you can see, each item of metadata needs a __name__ and a __value__. The
latter format reads the __value__ from the text between the start and end tags.

Example
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<safe>
  <content name="foo">
    < wmmeta name="Title" value="Foo" />
    < wmmeta name="Abstract">
      Foo is all about fooing.
    </ wmmeta>

    Foo foo foo foo bar. etc.
  </content>
</safe>
