The Wikidelphia Category System
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Note: Wikidelphia is mostly an index to websites. A target (or subject) is the thing, process, website, article, (or whatever) to which the Wikidelphia entry points. Access to the Target is usually found in the form of a hypertext link at the top of the page, under the page name.
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| About | What does the target write about or create media about?
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| Buys | What goods or services does the target buy?
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| By | What organization or individual created or presented the target?
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| Does | What does the target do?
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| Frequency | How often does this happen?
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| Is | What kind of thing is this target?
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| Issue | What issues, if any, are involved in the target's work?
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Makes | What does the target make?
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| Sells | What does the target sell?
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| Serves | Who does the target serve?
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| Teaches | What does the target teach?
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| Using | What special resource does the target use?
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| Where | Which neighborhood?
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- Each page in Wikidelphia can have as many tags as needed.
- Click a Top Tag to see a list of associated categories.
- The “Target” of a page may be the page itself, or a website, an organization, a person or anything else.
The Wikidelphia Category System is an information indexing concept devised by Stan Pokras for organizing the pages on Wikidelphia.