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 This is my experiment in creating a system for organizing entities. I especially am interested in creating a structure that will allow the city's nonprofit groups to be organized in a unique and highly searchable structure.   
 This is my experiment in creating a system for organizing entities. I am especially interested in creating a structure that will allow the city's nonprofit groups to be organized in a unique and highly searchable structure.   


The essence of my system is for each entity to have a descriptive sentence. To use NTR as an example, here's a sentence and the parts:  
The essence of my system is for each entity to have a descriptive sentence. The fact is that I have no idea how much work it will take to build the structure for this system. It may be ridiculously time consuming. But I think it would be very useful once in place.
 
 
 
To use NTR as an example, here's a sentence and the parts:  


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*Low-income people in Philadelphia  
*Low-income people in Philadelphia  
*Volunteers
*Volunteers  
*Interns
*Interns


'''By using:'''
'''By using:'''  


*Staff
*Staff  
*Volunteers
*Volunteers  
*Computer Technicians
*Computer Technicians

Revision as of 10:09, 13 February 2011

 This is my experiment in creating a system for organizing entities. I am especially interested in creating a structure that will allow the city's nonprofit groups to be organized in a unique and highly searchable structure. 

The essence of my system is for each entity to have a descriptive sentence. The fact is that I have no idea how much work it will take to build the structure for this system. It may be ridiculously time consuming. But I think it would be very useful once in place.


To use NTR as an example, here's a sentence and the parts:


Nonprofit Technology Resources

What:

  • Nonprofit Organization
  • Charity

That does:

  • Computer Refurbishing
  • Computer Reuse
  • Computer Thrift Store
  • Computer Access

For:

  • Low-income people in Philadelphia
  • Volunteers
  • Interns

By using:

  • Staff
  • Volunteers
  • Computer Technicians