For a Radio Button, would this work okay…
<label><input id="opt5" type="radio" name="education" value="College (Bachelors)" />College (Bachelors)</label>
Yes.
Yup.
Would it be better from a backend standpoint to make the value something like “College_Bachelors” or does’t it matter to HTML or PHP?
Doesn’t matter. So long as you sanitize the data coming in and validate it against what is acceptable, you’ll be fine.
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I’m kicking Ryan’s butt! Too slow there buddy! 
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The data will be coming in as a string. It doesn’t matter.
I think it’s cool to post something and see things appear instantaneously - including edits!
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Is it bad to be storing values - with spaces in between words - in the database?
“College - Bachelors”
“College - Masters”
“College - Doctorate”
“Worker - Blue-Collar”
“Worker - White-Collar”
(These are attributes about a User, and not keys or anything special.)
No. So long as your database schema type accepts it (string, varchar, text, etc.), you’re fine.
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(Imagining Howard Cosell announcing this “ring-side” contest!!) 
I don’t know DB crap so I let you have it. You were slow
Awww, what a poor sportsman
Very nice of you to “let me have it” (just kidding of course)
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I’m leaving work early to sit here staring at my SP screen. Game. ON.
Come on @mikey_w, we need another question! 
(not to put you on the spot, but Ryan and I have a very good competition going on in this topic)
I have pre-typed messages ready and waiting! Let me use one of them. Do ask us a question!
LOL Okay, I’ll do my best to help out, although you guys may be out of luck for a while, because I am supposedly supposed to finish my client’s website today… 
Have fun with that.
lol, I can just foresee how that will go.
mikey_w: “Is spaces in the values good for SEO”
Ryan: Yes, you can style that with CSS, here is an example on CodePen!
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