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=Directory link formats=
=Directory inclusion examples=
This is a page for documenting ways people link to directories and build directories in a distributed manner.
This is a page for documenting ways people link to directories and build directories in a distributed manner.


* TTLB
== Authors ==
** "[Carnival Name] can also be found at The Truth Laid Bear's ÜberCarnival."
* Ryan King
*** this is a way for Carnival posts to get put into the ÜberCarnival
* Tantek Çelik
*** it appears that the communities and carnivals are all done in a non-distributed manner
 
* blogwise
== Examples ==
** they ask you to link to them, but not to a specific directory page (http://www.blogwise.com/faqs/linking)
* directory urls?
* webrings
** Lot of directories do 'listed in foo' links (often with a badge), but don't link to the specific part of the directory they're listed in, e.g.
** http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=protarot;id=135;action=prev5
*** http://www.blogwise.com/
** typical format is to pass the ring name as a query parameter
*** http://sfbaybloggers.com/ (which is a local directory of blogs for the San Francisco bay area)
** more web 1.0 than the font tag :D
** Many require manual submission with a form with contact information etc., e.g.
* XML
*** http://www.blogarama.com/index.php?show=add
** http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/2001/02/28/rddl.html
* how do people indicate 'a directory for a page'?
** a way to list resources for an xml namespace
** Hardly anyone links to the specific page, many link to the root of the directory. For example, many blogshares listed blogs use http://blogshares.com/images/blogshares.gif to signify that they're listed, but not where in the directory they're listed.
** this format deals more with the way that the directory is marked up than with how the directory is linked to
** Blogwise does it thusly: <code><nowiki> <a href="http://www.blogwise.com/" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.blogwise.com/buttons/88_31_1.gif" border="1" width="88" height="31" alt="Blogwise - blog directory"></a> </nowiki></code>
* [http://odeo.com odeo]
** [http://odeo.com Odeo]'s channel pages (like [http://odeo.com/channel/2127/view|this one] link to a directory listing of similar podcasts. Incidentally, this is also a [[rel-tag]] link. There links look like <code><a href="/tag/tech" id="t254" rel="tag">tech</a></code>
 
== Formats ==
See [[directory-inclusion-formats]].
 
 
== Directories ==
* [http://www.globeofblogs.com/?x=topic| Globe of Blogs]

Latest revision as of 22:33, 20 December 2008

Directory inclusion examples

This is a page for documenting ways people link to directories and build directories in a distributed manner.

Authors

  • Ryan King
  • Tantek Çelik

Examples

  • directory urls?
  • how do people indicate 'a directory for a page'?
    • Hardly anyone links to the specific page, many link to the root of the directory. For example, many blogshares listed blogs use blogshares.gif to signify that they're listed, but not where in the directory they're listed.
    • Blogwise does it thusly: <a href="http://www.blogwise.com/" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.blogwise.com/buttons/88_31_1.gif" border="1" width="88" height="31" alt="Blogwise - blog directory"></a>
  • odeo
    • Odeo's channel pages (like one link to a directory listing of similar podcasts. Incidentally, this is also a rel-tag link. There links look like <a href="/tag/tech" id="t254" rel="tag">tech</a>

Formats

See directory-inclusion-formats.


Directories