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Good luck with keeping it up to date 

Add:

(Note, press ctrl+f and type in what you want to find for easy navigation)

At the top.

Updated ^^

Thanks for adding my 'Dragon Eggs' topic.

"Official" shouldn't be noticed when indexing them, as some people do it, so if you want the official WWF topic then you'd check W first, then find out it's in O because it's "official", and if I wanted to find the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic thread then it'd be under M, but it could also be under O if the creator decided it was "official", see what I'm saying?

ShotgunSam wrote:

im not sure u no how to be indecxing. u alphetbetise stuff based on how the title starts.
4 example the oficial wwwff topic should go undr w not o, pokemon and poetry under p simpsins under s... etc

Okay, I'll work on it later. I was just trying to put it together.

When typing titles with "The", do it as if there is no "The", like they do on iPods 

That'll be a lot of work to keep that list updated.

How do you think I should organize it?

I was thinking of making it in categories like:
Sports
Music
Food
Games
Books
Shows
Movies

What do you think?

Last edited by JJROCKER (2012-01-28 15:11:55)

jslomba wrote:

JJROCKER wrote:

How do you think I should organize it?

I was thinking of making it in categories like:
Sports
Music
Food
Games
Books
Shows
Movies

What do you think?

yeah
maybe combine movies and shows

and can you add my Geocaching Official Topic?

Well, I'm not really going to add more until I figure out how to organize it    But I will once we figure it out 

JJROCKER wrote:

How do you think I should organize it?

I was thinking of making it in categories like:
Sports
Music
Food
Games
Books
Shows
Movies

What do you think?

Well...that's another approach, more of a functional grouping sort of thing.  And there's nothing wrong with it - it's maybe more useful for people that want to browse for things of interest.

What I meant by keyword was, to look at each topic and pick out a couple of key words that characterize it, like, for a video game, it might be the name of the game and the type of the game, then alphabetically list those.  So a topic might show up under "Doom" and also "First Person Shooter" or something.  That way, a person could quickly check if there is already a Doom topic or find other FPS game topics, if that is a type they enjoy. 

It's a lot of work building an index...but they can be very helpful.  The thing is to try and anticipate what kind of questions the user is going to ask - and them make sure what you have constructed is going to answer them.

CheeseMunchy wrote:

Aren't going to be able to do this much longer.