sw00538rtj-search.testings

Regarding This Journal
 -                                  Searching Sprintedon Hollow
 E16

       [ 2007-07-20 update:  Do read what is beneath this 
          update.  The most important month in my journal
          is March of 2007.  Today I learned at Google how
          to access my archives one month at a time; but
          I have since learned I can only access the month
          in which my journal began.  Don't ask why.  Here
          is what is required: the first 3 sections of my URL
          demarcated from each other by a / with another /
          following the third section; then a section named
          archive (followed by another /); then the year of
          the archive being sought (followed by a /); then 
          the number of the month being requested.  This is 
          how a November 2006 search looks minus the /'s:                                   
          journals.aol.com thinkinglizard bajs archive 2006 11
          So, 5 /'s will be needed. ]


 Since AOL uses Google Search, whatever works at the latter
 will also work here.  The reason I have here replaced my usual
 Journal Links Center signifier set with SH sitemap: p00260jlctr
 is my extra-reason desire to emphasize the p00260jlctr signifier
 in its set because I also wish to emphasize the value of the like
 in my Sprintedon Hollow URI-URL signifier sets.  As I have    
 noted elsewhere, this journal can be searched (among the many
 other ways it can be searched) through the use of p00260jlctr
 alone or any similar SH signifier such as sw00537ut, which is
 the one just before this entry's sw00538rtj.  To repeat further:
 "sw", which once represented Salchert's Weblog, now represents 
 the "s" in Sprintedon and the "w" in Hollow.  If I haven't made an
 error somewhere, "00538" represents entry 538.  The signifier
 for the entry where this journal's alpha codes are explained is:
 sw00254rtj wherein the "rtj" represents Regarding This Journal.
 The "ut" above represents The Undulant Trees which is a book
 of mostly old poems I have not yet completed.                    

 Impediments!:  I am, as I normally do, testing and testing; and,
 alack and alas, I have discovered that AOL does not search 
 this site as Google does.So, here are some test results along
 with information pertaining to them. 
 - 
     :   In AOL's search-this-site mode, tags take precedence;
           but not really.  Best I can figure/ AOL wants a searcher
           to go to this journal's Journal Links Center or to this
           journal's archives.  One entry I can access three ways;
           another I cannot access at all.  There is no consistency.
           Besides, getting to 2006 is unnecessarily difficult.    
 -
     :   At Google, though tags are important there also, I am
          able to use the signifier type shown above.
 -
     :   I am not in the mood to do so, but I am, therefore,
          going to return to using tlbajs# signifiers such as
          tlbajs260; or, whatever signifier or signifier set
          seems best to use for access here.
 -
     :   Have concluded I need to change the names of some
          of my entries.  Pooper scooper.  By the way, AOL is
          not "Hell".  There are things I can create here I cannot
          create elsewhere or definitely cannot create as easily
          elsewhere.  Just certain things here are trying me; but
          if I am anything at all, I am persistent.     



 
"How Internet Search Engines Work" by Curt Franklin


Brian A. J. Salchert