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As an experiment perhaps listed under some development project I would like to try or see the effect of the following. An indexing program that is nothing more than seven radio buttons as conditional statements and an other box for a word, phrase or extract. The frount page of this sight is mirrored to the project. Participants read the content as they would the original page with 7 buttons subscripting each article. If the Zero button is clicked then the articale recievs a vote to be placed above the article preceeding it. (for reasons only known to the person selecting the Zero vote) If articles get voted back and forth they split into two catagories. The One radio button or check box identifies an article as very relavent or of particular interest or likability or sutability to the selector. The Two button identifies prefrence of a marginal degree and may be automaticaly selected if a viewer requests the rest of the article. The Three button is mild objection however, the viewer is willing to allow it to remain. The Fourth selector moves the articale to a lower priority. And, the Fifth selector suggests the articale for what ever reason belongs in a different catagory, (it would first go to a side bar, if votes continue to object the articale is placed into a review catagory). The review catagory appends every list. If an article is rejected from every list it creates a new,(its own), catagory. Otherwise it is adopted into a less objectionable environment and ranked accordingly. The motivation is that the voting protocall applies a minimal code base to a classification system that can be applied with a minimum amount of knowledge or understanding of the material or subjective concerns of the voting population while providing a highly accurate reflection of the reletive importance of each article.

appendix: befor this latest web page graphics, the old version had responded to a few suggestions. The implementation was functional, it lacked a fit and polish that this latest virsion provided in the new graphic. - the cogent point is they implemented a miror as a suggestion to see if or how well it worked. Not that it should continue if marginly effective or a distraction.

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