At 06:17 PM 10/6/98 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] so eloquently stated:
>Hello,
>
>I am working on a database and I need a classification system. BTW,
>I found this interesting link:
>
>http://ivory.lm.com/~mundie/index.html
>
>But I am looking for actual numbers and their meanings. A person
>will pull up a website, (my cgi graps the site, parses and puts data
>in a form) but the person chooses the category. I need those
>categories and any means of helping that person determine a category.
>
>I will probably buy a book. Just wondering if anyone knows of
>anything out there.
>
Dewey decimal system:
1. Start out with two numbers (100 and 200) assigned to two
items you want to classify.
2. Add a third item in between those two -- give it a number
exactly in the middle - 150.
3. Add another number between the first and second - 125
4. Between the second and third - 135.5
You determine how many decimal places to carry it (don't worry about Y2K ;-}.)
G
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