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With the exception of Wikipedia, I believe information on the internet is very disorganized. To address this, we need a standard for displaying text information on a webpage that enables different websites to work together on the same information collection project. I also believe such a standard should have a method for creating small chunks of information. Chunking allows information to exist in a more granular | With the exception of Wikipedia, I believe information on the internet is very disorganized. To address this, we need a standard for displaying text information on a webpage that enables different websites to work together on the same information collection project. I also believe such a standard should have a method for creating small chunks of information. Chunking allows information to exist in a more granular medium which allows greater flexibility when organizing and arranging pieces of information in a directory. | ||
The curators who create directories (or search engines) of IBG posts would be responsible for helping readers find posts and essentially create the network. | The curators who create directories (or search engines) of IBG posts would be responsible for helping readers find posts and essentially create the network. | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 5 February 2024
Information blogging guidelines (IBG) is a list of templates and goals for displaying information on a webpage. There are 5 templates and 3 goals listed below.
Templates
- This post is a list of...
- This post is a collection of...
- This post is a timeline of...
- There are __ _____ listed below alphabetically.
- There are __ _____ listed below chronologically.
Goals
- Minimalism and clarity of information
- Standardization across IBG posts
- Networks of IBG websites and blogs
With the exception of Wikipedia, I believe information on the internet is very disorganized. To address this, we need a standard for displaying text information on a webpage that enables different websites to work together on the same information collection project. I also believe such a standard should have a method for creating small chunks of information. Chunking allows information to exist in a more granular medium which allows greater flexibility when organizing and arranging pieces of information in a directory.
The curators who create directories (or search engines) of IBG posts would be responsible for helping readers find posts and essentially create the network.