How to Make a Faceted Classification and Put It On the Web

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Faceted Classification bibliography

Faceted Classification bibliography 10/30/2003 11:31 PM
William Denton created Putting Facets on the Web: An Annotated Bibliography: a classified, annotated bibliography about how to design faceted classification systems and make them usable on the World Wide Web. (Yes, the facet goodness is back on!)...

Faceted Approach to Web Redesign

Faceted Approach to Web Redesign 01/07/2003 02:46 PM

Faceted Metadata Search and Browse

Faceted Metadata Search and Browse 10/09/2002 03:40 AM

Extended Faceted Taxonomies for Web
Catalogs

Extended Faceted Taxonomies for Web
Catalogs 12/02/2002 07:12 AM

eXchangable Faceted Metadata Language

eXchangable Faceted Metadata Language 06/04/2002 06:01 AM

Meta-classification

Meta-classification 08/28/2004 11:51 AM
At BiologyBrowser.org you'll find the following branch of their tree: Home > Subject > Systematics > Taxonomy > Classification...

Classification of Computers

Classification of Computers 07/13/2004 01:35 AM
WebDevInfo Jul 13 2004 5:28AM GMT

Defying classification

Defying classification 01/23/2004 02:21 PM

What is Planet Apache?  What is Technorati?  These questions fascinate me.

Mailing list vs comments as a venue for dialog?  To me, that's like comparing board meetings vs pubs for as venues for making business decisions.

I am told that using information at the IP layer to affect behaviour two layers up isn't going to work?  And yet I run firewall programs filter outgoing connections based on the path of the main program which issued the request.  Despite coming up with "perl.exe" for a fair number of commands, it does seem to catch a lot of spyware.

Classifications are so impossible, yet so darn useful.

Threat Classification

Threat Classification 07/28/2004 04:34 PM

Sorting things out: Classification and
its consequences

Sorting things out: Classification and
its consequences 11/14/2003 11:26 AM

Taxonomies Tackle Content Classification

Taxonomies Tackle Content Classification 05/09/2004 07:18 AM
Taxonomies Tackle Content Classification
http://www.transformmag.com/enterprise/showArticle .jhtml?articleID=19200201&pgno=1

Finding the information you need is a daunting challenge that consumes about one-third of the typical workday. There is so much information, so many contexts in which documents may be relevant, and so many different file formats, from Office documents to graphics to PDFs. A single business document may cover hundreds, even thousands of subjects, have many authors, and have been created in different contexts for a variety of audiences. Enterprise content management (ECM) systems try to centralize content and enforce the assignment of metadata to simplify the task of finding information. Although ECM systems can bring order to chaos, you'll get more accurate and efficient information retrieval by planning your classification and taxonomy strategy. Creating a taxonomy is the process of classifying information and the associated metadata that further describes the information according to a logical system. There are several ways to create taxonomies, but most organizations build them manually, buy a pre-existing system or apply automated taxonomy/classification tools to their data. Each approach has advantages and disadvantages. Whichever you choose, advance planning is critical. Develop an information-management strategy, understand your organization's business needs and know what types of information your users require. After these step are complete, you can move on to creating a taxonomy using one of the approaches discussed above.

POPFile - Automatic Email Classification

POPFile - Automatic Email Classification 10/31/2003 10:37 AM
My Usenix LISA talk

WASC Releases Web Security Threat
Classification

WASC Releases Web Security Threat
Classification 07/28/2004 04:49 PM
Jeremiah Grossman (Jul 28 2004)

Folksonomies - Cooperative
Classification and Communication
Through Shared Metadata

Folksonomies - Cooperative
Classification and Communication
Through Shared Metadata 01/03/2005 10:00 AM
"Folksonomies - Cooperative Classification and Communication Through Shared Metadata" .. folksonomies .. del.icio.us

adammathes.com/academic/computer-mediated-communication/ folksonomies.html
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Information Architecture: Carrying out a
Classification Situation Analysis

Information Architecture: Carrying out a
Classification Situation Analysis 09/09/2002 06:29 AM

Information Architecture: Using Card
Sorting for Web Classification Design

Information Architecture: Using Card
Sorting for Web Classification Design 09/23/2002 05:28 AM

Adobe Jumps The Shark, Reader's
Classification As Spyware Not Far Behind

Adobe Jumps The Shark, Reader's
Classification As Spyware Not Far Behind 03/14/2005 06:07 PM

I'm not working from a Windows box as much as I used to these days, so maybe I'm a little too blissfully isolated from the sheer volume of crap that most of you put up with from your computer each day.

Tonight, though, I was working from my wife's PC at home, and I fired up Adobe Reader (The Reader Formerly Known As Acrobat) to look at a PDF. I've become accustomed to the annoying popup window in the last few versions that remind you of "important updates", and I saw this:

What the crap, man?! Since when is Photoshop Album an "Update" to Reader?! And Yahoo Toolbar?! They've co-opted the at least (dubiously) useful update program to shill their crap.

Don't get me wrong. I think Photoshop Album is probably the best photo management program available today. In fact, I already have the full version installed, which makes the update suggestion even more idiotic.

It's insane to dilute the interface with this sort of garbage. I will now dismiss anything that ever appears in the update list as marketing BS, which means that the update system is now broken because I'll never use it. Even if it wasn't, the popup window was a horrible way to notify for updates anyway. Firefox's subtle icon in the toolbar is a far better way to handle this.

As an app, Reader should be basically invisible. The ultimate goal of the app should be that, whenever I click on a PDF, it starts instantly and immediately displays me that PDF in a manner that's optimal for onscreen reading, and provides just a few simple tools that I might need. Anything else is serving Adobe, not me, and that makes the app less valuable. The splash screen is lame, and the popup update notice is asinine. Adding other apps to the software update notice is "Pulling a RealPlayer".

Experimental Mozilla Thunderbird Build
with Improved Junk Mail Classification
Available

Experimental Mozilla Thunderbird Build
with Improved Junk Mail Classification
Available 02/17/2004 01:25 AM

"MAKE: Blog: MAKE:DIYcast- our new
audio/podcast experiment!"

"MAKE: Blog: MAKE:DIYcast- our new
audio/podcast experiment!" 04/19/2005 08:36 AM

Trying to make Web services make sense

Trying to make Web services make sense 06/22/2004 07:29 AM
Multiple standards muddy the waters and keep customers from taking the Web services plunge.

But, I won't make you

But, I won't make you 12/18/2003 07:23 PM
"We tune, because we care" - Mr. Chan Uncle and Aunt from England came in today. I have to go...

Does the hat make the man

Does the hat make the man 02/05/2005 09:55 PM
FAIR COP:

men.shoeblogs.com/2005/02/hats.html
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"Make your own"

"Make your own" 04/27/2004 03:55 PM

Pre Make Kit 0.8

Pre Make Kit 0.8 02/15/2004 03:44 PM
A portability checker for use in the pre-build stage of software installation.

Can we make it?

Can we make it? 12/19/2004 02:52 PM
Kerry conceded so I guess we're in for 4 more years of Bush. I'm not sure what will happen. I'm...

How Much We Make

How Much We Make 03/17/2005 03:12 AM

Google's new ToS: Now you can say how much you make: Gadgetopia made $460 from Google in its best month. We probably average a little less than that. I like to see about $14 a day.

Glenn sez, "Google updated its AdSense TOS and now lets its affiliates discuss what they make.

It spikes quite a bit. The best we ever did was $76 one day. I'm willing to bet most of it was off one click, but which ad? That's the $76 question, as it were.

Thanks to everyone that enables us to make this money. It's not huge, but it at least partially makes up for the time.

Make Your PC Run Like New

Make Your PC Run Like New 07/17/2004 07:29 PM
G4 Tech TV Jul 17 2004 11:10PM GMT

ll-make 0.11.6

ll-make 0.11.6 12/08/2003 04:42 PM
An object oriented make replacement.

Make the Most of Your New PC

Make the Most of Your New PC 12/28/2004 12:50 PM
PC Magazine Dec 28 2004 4:01PM GMT

Pre-Make Kit

Pre-Make Kit 12/03/2003 09:45 AM
PMK has a new website

Make

Make 03/08/2004 11:07 PM
Being part of Generation X is a condition of being caught between booming generations. But lately it feels like being caught between revolutions. Sure, we play a larger role than our size in the creation and adoption of the information...

You make it fun; we'll make it run

You make it fun; we'll make it run 09/07/2004 01:26 AM
Coral: The NYU Distribution Network "Are you tired of clicking on some link from a web portal, only to find that the website is temporarily off-line because thousands or millions of other users are also trying to access it? Does your network have a really low-bandwidth connection, such that everyone, even accessing the same web pages, suffers from slow downloads? Have you ever run a website, only to find that suddenly you get hit with a spike of thousands of requests, overloading your server and possibly causing high monthly bills? If so, Coral might be your free solution for these problems!"

PPM-Make-0.68

PPM-Make-0.68 01/11/2004 07:53 AM

PPM-Make-0.74

PPM-Make-0.74 08/29/2004 12:23 AM

Make them pay

Make them pay 05/05/2004 11:19 AM
USA Today May 5 2004 3:23PM GMT

Does this car make my ass look big?

Does this car make my ass look big? 12/29/2003 12:24 PM
BoingBoing reader Clive says:

Patent #6,649,848 is for "Vehicle with on-board dieters' weight progress indentifying and control system and method". In plain english, that means it's a car that weighs you when you sit in it -- and yells at you if you're getting fat. There's also a story in the New York Times about it today.

Link

Don't make me lie to you

Don't make me lie to you 05/06/2004 09:52 PM

So what's the deal with this?

I'm sure you've seen it. I get it from QuickTime on Windows, and I get it from QuickTime on my Mac as well. If this was attached to some lousy spyware infested privacy flaunting piece of junk I wouldn't be so surprised, but it's not: it's from Apple, a company who are meant to pride themselves on the usability of their software; software that normally just gets out of the way. So why bug me with this junk? More importantly, why force me to lie about my intentions? I have absolutely no intention of ever upgrading to QuickTime Pro - but every time that blasted window comes up I have to promise to put off my purchasing decision until "Later" in order to proceed.

It annoys me even more because out of all the lousy streaming media formats out there, QuickTime sucks the least. Why spoil the experience with an advert for a product that seems to be made obsolete by Apple's own iMovie anyway?

OK, Mac, Make A Wish

OK, Mac, Make A Wish 01/26/2004 10:20 AM
Apple's 'computer for the rest of us' is, insanely, 20. By Steven Levy (Newsweek via MyAppleMenu)

PPM-Make-0.75

PPM-Make-0.75 09/05/2004 06:11 AM

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Endeca to power web-based search of
cancer information for the NCI

Endeca to power web-based search of
cancer information for the NCI 04/11/2005 11:37 PM
Computer Business Review Apr 12 2005 4:15AM GMT

XFML Wiki

XFML Wiki 07/02/2002 01:59 PM
The eXchangable Faceted Metadata Language is an easy language to exchange metadata between websites. (Also: XFML.org)

Introduction to XFML

Introduction to XFML 01/22/2003 07:41 PM
Peter van Dijck introduces XFML -- eXchangeable Faceted Metadata Language -- a lightweight and easy to understand XML language for sharing faceted metadata.

Introduction to XFML Concepts

Introduction to XFML Concepts 10/25/2002 07:23 AM

Introduction to XFML Core concepts.

Introduction to XFML Core concepts. 10/16/2002 10:39 AM
Even for experienced metadata practitioners, some of the concepts in XFML can be a bit weird. An XFML map consists of a number of facets (containers), that each have trees of topics in them. It also contains a list of pages with occurrences of topics on those pages.

How to Make a Faceted Classification and Put It On the Web

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