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“ One of these methods that is very effective is to keep the construct of a book/work, and to have all the components as subparts/subpages.With regard to a listing, I would suggest that we have found that listing the work at a page like Portal:Christianity and the relevant author pages as more effective, than categorisation schemes. That said, when the proposed development of wiki technology to list by subpage name is enacted, I would suggest that the site would be looking to utilise that capability. ”

“ URLs are everywhere. Most obviously, they appear at the top of the browser window while people are using your website, but they also appear in a myriad of other contexts: in the status bar when someone has the mouse over a link, in search results, in emails, in blogs, read over the phone, written down on napkins, listed in bibliographies, printed on business cards and t-shirts and mousepads and bumper stickers. ”

“ If it is too hard to work out what a parent structure is for Portal page, it won't happen, or it will sit somewhere weird, and that is less than helpful. — billinghurst sDrewth 04:27, 16 September 2010 (UTC) I'm in favour of structuring, not yet in favour of this proposal. A portal, in library terms, mixes features of a display of books and a card index. A hierarchical structure, analogous to a category system, seems less inviting than an invitation to stroll around the library until you find an area of interest. ”

“ Sister output Currently, we have all sister site outputs as "Wikipedia article, Commons gallery, Commons category, quotes, news, definition, textbook, course, taxonomy, meta." I feel like the odd ones out are "Wikipedia article, Commons gallery and Commons category," which are wiki-specific. I think that changing this to something like "encyclopedia," or "encyclopedic article' or something, and then "media gallery," and "media category" are more consistent with "quotes, news, definition, textbook, course, taxonomy, meta." ”

“ All my teaching makes the most of internet resources (web and email) : the two common places for a course are the classroom and the website of the course, where I put all course materials. I have published all my research data of the last 20 years on the web (re-edition of books, articles, texts of old dictionaries as interactive databases, treaties from the 16th century, etc.) . I publish proceedings of symposiums, I publish a journal, I collaborate with French colleagues by publishing online in Toronto what they can't publish online at home. ”

“ The solution of Users (anyone, 9-90) creating 'portals' means some has to devise it, create it, check it, maintain it, argue about it, arrange it, categorise it, and inevitably conflict with some other notional arrangement. Creating new content is problematic, whether it is bias or benign, and pointless when users can already create their own 'pages' with a search.
Limiting the 'page' of search results by author, or any authority, would be a crucial feature.The alternative is to create wikipedia-lite in the portal namespace, not simple and a tangent to the purpose of the site. ”

“ The volume’s Index page also includes links to each individual page contained within the volume. Each page link is color-coded using a standard schema that applies site-wide and reflects, in essence, the level of confidence of the project’s users that the text reproduced at that link accurately reflects the content of the corresponding scanned page. Thus, the Index page reveals at a glance how much progress the site’s users have made towards finalizing the proofreading and correction of the work. ”

“ There exists plenty of discussion about about linking and especially in around the subject matter of moving data from Wikisource to Portal. Public view content sits in main, author and portal namespace, and annotations (this discussion) sit within a simple subset of main namespace; the other spaces are either workspace, or organisational in practice, and there is no general requirement to link to these from works, in fact the practice has been actively removed such links. Why make it more complex than it has to be? ”

“ You’ll note that all this discussion has basically been about nouns—the main things that make up your site, whatever those are (videos, blog posts, books) . There are typically three other types of pages: subpages (which drill down into some aspect of the nouns) , site pages (like about and help and so on) , and verbs (which let you do things with the nouns) .
Subpages are some of the easiest, and some of the most difficult. In the easy cases, you just indicate the subpage by adding a slash and a slug for the subpage. ”

“ That was when the government was the biggest Internet user and text and numbers ruled the world. Now I log-in and whew, it's like walking into a virtual playhouse, all the stuff that's on there these days. Just the other day I took Gracie for a 'tour' of Prague, thanks to that city's new web page, created by this group of expatriates who just up and moved there. It was all there: snapshots, video clips, restaurant and hotel guides, travel information, the whole works. ”

“ Once the file exists we can create a page in the Index: namespace with the same name as the file. In this case that would be Index:Constitution of the kingdom of Italy.djvu. Based on the identical filename the software will figure out that the file and the index page are connected (and will even pre-fill some of the fields with information fetched from the file's description page at Commons) . An index page is a special wiki page that is presented as a form to fill out, with fields for giving the author, the title, the year of publication, and so forth. ”

“ Now given that Wikipedia is a public enterprise open to the entire public for collaboration and contribution, you may be wondering how wikis or the Wikimedia model may be useful to government. First of all, I want to note generally that there are other ways in which a wiki can be set up usefully, including set ups that do not involve opening the wiki to the general public. You can control access, and a wiki might be useful to an agency that wants to facilitate information sharing up and down the hierarchy for increased vertical sharing. ”

“ Portals should be the first thing to come up when users are searching for subject matter, then works, authors, index pages etc. Our main page sucks at advertising what this site has to offer. I think we need to seriously have a look at this. Navigation to subject matter for example. To sum up I think portals are the best way to present subject matter to the public in wikisource. This subject matter must be discoverable via the search bar or main page. Proofread texts are good enough to be presented to the public. ”

“ The city of Net-amen is picturesque. It lies on the side of a hill and is a city of industry: the applied arts reign supreme, and I am looking forward to renewing my visit to it with you later on, and showing you the paintings and carvings on the walls and pillars of the houses, which to my mind are as beautiful as any we have seen. ”

“ Material posted to the Internet typically serves a time-limited purpose and targets a distinct network of users, while its library held counterpart will document the site for a wide variety of patrons over time. A scholar perusing a collection of archived web pages on the Free Tibet movement, or examining the evolution of educational information on a communicable disease, seeks and encounters that material for a very different purpose than the creators originally intended. ”

“ The Logos site is much more than a mere dictionary or a collection of links to other on-line dictionaries. A system cornerstone is the document search software, which processes a corpus of literary texts available free of charge on the Web. ”

“ We write a thousand articles; Google spiders them and sends some traffic to those pages. Some small percentage of that traffic becomes Wikipedia contributors, increasing our contributor base. The enlarged contributor base then writes another two thousand articles, which Google dutifully spiders, and then we receive an even larger influx of traffic. All the while, no doubt in part due to links to our articles from Google, an increasing number of other websites link to Wikipedia, increasing the standing of Wikipedia pages in Google results. ”

“ Exploring the Internet really is a technical travelogue, a narrative description of the people and networks I encountered during my travels. In my visits, I saw something the ITU and the rest of the standards bureaucracy seem to have missed. The Internet is here and it is not an academic toy. ”

“ An entry typically includes a brief description of the organization or institution, address (along with e-mail and Web site) , officers, and list of serial publications; entries for universities and colleges usually list major administrators and sometimes faculty members. Indexed by organizations and institutions. At the basic level the online version can be searched by keyword or browsed by country, institution, or subject; advanced search allows users to limit a full-text search by institution, person, or location or to search by institutions, people, or publication title. ”

“ Search engines are not the only and often not even the best way to access information on the Internet.
Web Directories/Subject Guides/Portals
Web directories are organized subject catalogues that allow the web searcher to browse through lists of sites by subject in search of relevant information. Yahoo, Galaxy, Google Directory, Lycos, and the Open Directory are select lists of links to pertinent websites. Directories were once viewed as the future of the Internet because they could sift through the mountains of information and millions of websites to offer only the best and most relevant. ”

“ Internet Resources The phenomenal growth of the Internet and especially the World Wide Web has led to a proliferation of electronic resources for literary research. The overwhelming amount of material available—including far too many dubious reference tools—and its frequently ephemeral nature have led to the creation of World Wide Web metapages, that is, clearinghouses of links to resources in a discipline or subject. ”

“ What would the consequences of a move be? I'm assuming your plan for the subpage /Pagelinks is that they be auto-generated by a script determining how the index is currently invoked to its Title/subpages, avoiding multiple uses of the same Page:space and so on, but will it build deeplinks to works that are underconstruction?
I don't know the appropriate parlance, but I'm trying to establish is what would be 'static' (needing updates or purging) and what would 'active' (resolves without intervention) . ”

“ More and more newspapers and magazines have a website on which their readers can find the full text or abstracts of the latest issue, archives giving access to the previous issues, dossiers on various topics, etc. More and more library catalogs are available on-line. And most sites offer hyperlinks to other websites or documents on related subjects. In short, the Internet has become an essential tool for getting information, having access to documents and broadening our knowledge. ”

“ Just as libraries have chosen in the past to display their holdings through on-site exhibitions, or through in-house publications ranging from simple newsletters to glossy magazines, they now use the Internet as a tool for making themselves known. ”

“ Catherine, an avid traveler herself, started a website in early 1999, as a virtual travel in the field of computing, and wrote in November 2000: "My site is still pretty basic and under construction. Like my bookstore, it is a place to meet people before being a place of business. The internet is a pain in the neck, takes a lot of my time and I earn hardly any money, but that doesn't worry me... ”

“ No images are stored on a webpage; rather, the HTML instructions on the webpage provide an address for where the images are stored, whether in the webpage publisher’s computer or some other computer. In general, webpages are publicly available and can be accessed by computers connected to the Internet through the use of a web browser. ”

“ Organized alphabetically by official name, entries list address, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail, Web site, number of new titles and total titles in print, major editorial personnel, and subject interests of United States and Canadian publishers. Three indexes: publishers, imprints, and distributors; broad subjects; geographic location (by state or province, then city) . The subject index can sometimes be helpful in identifying places to submit a manuscript. Many publishers also maintain Web sites. ”

“ American companies and users still dominate, but they are no longer alone. Today, we can access over 5,000 public databases. They are available from more than 500,000 online systems ("host computers") all over the world. With so many online services, it is difficult to find our way through the maze of offerings. This book therefore starts with a map of the online world.
The structure and contents of the online world ——————————————————————— The online world can be described as a cake with multiple layers, where the information sources are the bottom layer. ”

“ Internet address. How can one user be expected to remember them all?
They aren't. The Internet is designed so that one can use either method. Since humans find it much more natural to deal with words than numbers in most cases, the FQDN for each host is mapped to its Internet number. Each domain is served by a computer within that domain, which provides all of the necessary information to go from a domain name to an IP address, and vice-versa. ”