sw00436rtj-codes.sitemap

[ last modified: 2007-06-04 ]

Regarding This Journal              Sprintedon Hollow Updating
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 E14


 Have been updating this Sprintedon Hollow journal the last few days.
 Am not yet finished, but mostly finished.  The sw00254jcctr entry was
 really an rtj entry.  Accordingly, it is      sw00254rtj-shj.codes.center
 now.  My investigating has made clear to me the importance of what
 comes after the en dash.  Therefore, my updates have concentrated
 on that portion of my URL structure.  The "E14" above indicates that
 this is the 14th rtj entry.  The "30may07entry" does not expressly
 reveal/ what type of entry it relates to, nor provide the sequence #
 for the entry; but, at this date, all regular rtj entries use this pattern.
 Admittedly I am experimenting.  No other type of entry will use the
 pattern I am using for rtj entries.  Throughout this journal each type
 of entry will use a pattern specific to it.  I have assigned numbers to
 most of the central links sites.  Instead of using simply "links" after
 an en dash, I am now using, for example, "links.entry5", which is
 the one for the math entries links site.  Am considering placing a 
 list on this page, but today I did just that at   
 Sprintedon Hollow's Journal Links Center.  Whenever I find that a
 further refinement needs to be made, I will make that refinement.  I
 do not/ want/ to be ever making refinements, but things change and
 I must/ change with them.  I have also been removing many tags, as
 I am learning more about what works best in that realm.
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 This journal's links center code is the Sprintedon Hollow code.
 It is the code for this journal's core sitemap/index/links entry. 
 It is one of just two which I've allowed to retain the "sw-p".
 "00260jlctr" follow.  Except for the few purposely singular entries
 in this journal, all of S H's entries can be accessed from there.  No
 more than a search on this code is necessary.  If you want to see
 the most recent entries however, link to the Sprintedon Hollow URL.
 In the code shown here the "jlctr" means Journal Links Center.  As
 I have done on this page, each new page will show my journal's
 name, provide a link to my journal's Journal Links Center, and
 display thepage's AOL entry number in its upper right corner.
 Place your cursor over the Journal Links Center link to see its code. 
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Brian A. J. Salchert