It seems to me I read something, in this forum, about a stopword list that was published on Search engine quarterly magazine. Now I can find this tip anymore: had I dream of it? There is someone can give me some help?
You can always just do a search and just see If AV shows any listings (ignoring goto of course)......
chi
5:01 pm on Dec 21, 2000 (gmt 0)
Thank you Marcia: it is just what I was looking for! Seth, I'll try also a search.Thak you too.
Bradley
5:00 am on Dec 22, 2000 (gmt 0)
Nice article. In creation of a site, I typically used the phrase "Directory of Sports Companies" - Any thoughts on how to eliminate the use of the word 'directory' but still emphasize the fact that the site contains all the sports companies out there on the internet. Know what I mean? any ideas?
(Lets see what MS Word has to say!) - EW! nothing good!
rcjordan
5:20 am on Dec 22, 2000 (gmt 0)
>ideas
It's not a solution for all sites, but sometimes there's a word that means directory or roster and fits the theme. On a military directory I used RollCall, for instance.
rayjam
11:47 pm on Dec 22, 2000 (gmt 0)
How about 'listing'
startup
2:10 am on Dec 23, 2000 (gmt 0)
Source: The source, Your source, My source. Data Base. Book: The Book, etc. Register: etc. Phrases: World Book, World DB, etc. The Insiders Book, etc. Complete DB,etc.