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Archiving URLs

Author:

Jeff R

Date:

Friday, 14th Jun 2002 19:12

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Dear Colleagues:

I am new to this site and this topic may have been discussed many times already. I would appreciate some advice, ideas and suggestions about the following:

As a technology integration specialist, I collect and store many web addresses (urls). I use a flat, simple database with five fields. This works to a great extent, but I would like to develop a better system. I was thinking perhaps of using the Dewey Decimal system, but I fear a long learning curve as I am not familiar with it at all.

Please share your thoughts
Regards - <<Jeff Ross>>
Jeff Ross, Technology Integration Specialist

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	Archiving URLs
	Dear Colleagues: I am new to this site and this topic may have been discussed many times already. I would appreciate ...

Jeff R

14/06/02 19:12

18256

	Re: Archiving URLs
	Why choose Dewey? Shouldn't you be using the 15 element Dublin Core to catologue web resources? Take a look ...

Steve Coleman

14/06/02 20:15

18257

	Re: Archiving URLs
	Dublin Core http://dublincore.org/ is a data set. Dewey is a classification scheme. You can use Dewey in a DC field, ...

David Bigwood

26/06/02 20:39

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