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<div>i'm wanting to start adding some refs to our wiki bibliography. what do y'all think about our dynamically organising the refs into subheadings/keywords .. a long list of titles is not very user friendly. i did make a note re: this on the wiki in jan but no responses .. this is what i asked.
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<p>'I'm wondering as well if we might have some sort of grouping of references by theme. e.g. i think it'd be a good idea to have a section on methodologies, incl. links to papers on action research etc. that might not specifically be about the production of alt. media, but will be relevant to others working in this area, as well to people who might want to know more about our methodologies.
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<p>we could also have a section for theory, and so on. </p>
<p>a bibliography as list is a bit difficult/overwhelming to navigate. </p>
<p>it should be easy to create pages for themes/subthemes etc. and the process can be dynamic/ongoing. --<a class="new" title="User:Sian" href="http://alt-media-research.plentyfact.net/w/index.php?title=User:Sian&action=edit">
Sian</a> 19:46, 27 January 2006 (CET) </p></div>
<div>if people really don't want this then pse let me know! or maybe you have thoughts re: how this might best be done? i did this to organise refs when collecting some things for the radtheory wiki (link below) so thinking something along these lines. as i say, it can be dynamic/evolving/emerging ..
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