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...ooglecrawling.htm configure it] to facilitate crawling by Google and other search engines. ...virtual archive for purposes such as searching. This means that users can search across OAI-compliant archives without visiting the separate archives and ru

...any there are and roughly where they're located in the book. Clicking on a search result will jump you to the full text, in full context, including the page ** When you search the book for a given topic or name, don't forget to search this wiki page of updates and supplements as well.

...d (4) an output feed mixing or remixing any of the other feeds (tag feeds, search feeds, input feeds) in any boolean combination. ...emix feeds based on any Boolean combination of input feeds, tag feeds, and search feeds. Because every remix feed has a unique URL (like other TagTeam feeds)

...Open Access Market] (QOAM), [https://www.responsiblejournals.org/database/search Responsible Journals], [https://scirev.sc/ SciRev], and [http://thinkchecks ...vation and provide persistent URLs. In addition, they're better indexed by search engines, and will continue to hold your work and make it OA after you chang

...abase for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and searching. The search engine supports boolean searching, phrase searching, wildcard searching, an

...rds in the OATP database for deduping, export, preservation, updating, and search. ...rch project on a some aspect of OA, then you're already doing a systematic search for work on that topic, and only need to make sure it's all tagged for OATP

** Another reason to allow dark deposits is to facilitate search indexing and discovery for work which, for one reason or another, cannot ye *# on search results pages associated with each search result,

...ubmissions"], and [http://wiki.lib.sun.ac.za/index.php/SUNScholar/Indexes "search"]. See details [http://wiki.lib.sun.ac.za/index.php/SUNScholar/Audit/Sectio ...notes that the university has a robust help section, "simple and advanced search," and accessibility support, as well as a "[q]uality policy" and suggestion

...he sense which institutional repositories are OA, open for indexing by any search engine, and interoperable with other repositories. They do not wall off con

** "facilitate easy public search of, analysis of, and access to covered works" (2.b.2) ...a format that ensures interoperability with current and anticipated future search technology. Where possible, the metadata shall provide a link to the locati

...ts, for example, one feed for each [[OATP tags|project tag]], one for each search, and one for each user-created boolean combination of its other feeds. ...all OATP tag records for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and search. OATP started on [http://www.connotea.org/ Connotea] and [https://plus.goog

...s. OATP supports indefinitely many of them: one for each tag, one for each search, and one for each custom [[TagTeam_basics#Remix_feeds|remix]] of our other ...of the larger collection, for example, by keyword, tag, tagger, or boolean search results.

...iscoverability'', ''oa.monitoring'', ''oa.recommenders'', ''oa.rss'', ''oa.search'', ''oa.tools'' ** Related: ''oa.awareness'', ''oa.recommenders'', ''oa.search''

...country, and then run an appropriate [[TagTeam_basics#Searching | boolean search]] in TagTeam (for example ''#oa.events AND #oa.repositories'' or ''#oa.even ...ould also get ''oa.green'' (and vice versa). This practice helps users who search on one term but not other.

...[http://delicious.com/ Delicious] users and the [http://www.bibsonomy.org/search/openaccess feed] on ''openaccess'' at [http://www.bibsonomy.org/ BibSonomy] ...ter.com/search?q=%23OpenAccess #OpenAccess] (or [http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23openaccess #openaccess]) on Twitter. For a brief report about this [ht

...boolean search in TagTeam for items without the ''oa.ssh'' tag, that is, a search for ''NOT #oa.ssh''. ...without ''oa.biomedicine'' or when to use all three. To help those who may search on on any one of these tags, it's safest to use all three. But one day we m

** You can search the whole corpus of OATP tag records inside [http://tagteam.harvard.edu/ Ta *** For details on the flexibility of the TagTEam search engine, see the [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/hoap/TagTeam_basics#Searching

#* For example, run a search or scroll through the list of items until you find the one you want to upda ...of the global OA community stay on top of what's happening. It helps them search and share what's happening on particular subtopics, in particular fields, o

== Search OATP for relevant work == * OATP has a powerful search engine, and stores every item ever tagged for OATP.

...all its tag records for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and search.

#* For example, run a search or scroll through the list of items until you find the one you want to upda == How do I subscribe to a search feed? ==

* Take advantage of the fact that every TT tag (and remix feed, and search) publishes a feed in real time. If your project has one main tag, publicize ...reflect an evolving standard vocabulary or ontology. Nor can most of them search for boolean combinations of tags. Nor can most of them share a URL to the t

..., users searching for the deprecated tag will see a friendly suggestion to search for the approved tag. This also works for boolean searches containing one o * Users can now search for items by date or date range. These searches can apply to the date publi

...y feeds are more specialized. OATP publishes a feed for each tag, for each search, and for each user-created boolean combination of any of the other OATP fee ...all OATP tag records for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and search.