Adding Value to Your Links
Jorn Barger suggests several things to do when creating a link to another site. The common theme here is provide as much information as you can: tell the viewer if you’re sending them to a Java applet or PDF file, provide a snippet, give them your opinion on the link.
In the Weblog and Glossary world, these things map easily into columns in a database table, or instance variables in an object.
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- The common Weblog format
More like this: info-architecture, web-logs.
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