Re: [TML] Towards a Traveller classification scheme
Thomas Jones-Low 02 Mar 2025 11:15 UTC
Let me see if I can find the references.
History of the Imperium Working Group began a system like this to give
out broad ranges of numbers to the area analysis and then number the
document sequentially within the range.
I'm guessing more likely however, Evyn is referring to the BARD, the
TNE library. Unfortunately the only place BARD was hosted was on
Downport.com, which has now gone. I know downport is on Archive.org,
so it's possible to find the documents. I'm just not sure where the
index page is.
On Sun, Mar 2, 2025 at 1:28 AM Timothy Collinson - timothy.collinson
at port.ac.uk (via tml list) <xxxxxx@simplelists.com> wrote:
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> On Sat, 1 Mar 2025, 21:48 Evyn MacDude - evyn.macdude at gmail.com (via tml list), <xxxxxx@simplelists.com> wrote:
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>> This makes me giggle.....
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>> Didn't we do something like this here in the 90's
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> Oh dear.
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> When you say 'we', do you include me and I've utterly forgotten about it, or do you mean TML and I either wasn't here or i was here observing and have still utterly forgotten about it?!
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> Either way, I suppose i should see if i can find something. So thanks for the tip.
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> Glad it provided some humour!
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> (Of course, you're not recalling me talking about the system i used for the Bibliography are you? That might have felt equally dull/arcane/of little wider interest?)
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> The nearest thing i can think of is a list of keywords that were trying to nail down a standard vocabulary for translating Travelller into German. The copy I have has 'Zuber' at the top which presumed was the name of the someone tackling it. It isn't alphabetical but is arranged thematically.
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> If 'we' (TML) did discuss it, I'm fairly sure I've *never* seen anything using it, even the Wiki. As I said, I'd not be surprised if this has an audience of one. And that my Traveller antinet is the only one on the planet. But if it helps me write more, until Jeff Z tells me to desist :-), I'm going to give it a go. [1] Expect incoming.
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> tc
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> [1] Apparently the German sociologist Luhmann - who Scheper covers quite extensively in his book and based his antinet on - wrote 100s and 100s of journal articles as well as 40+ books from his zettelkasten of something 19,000 slips created over 30 odd years. You can see why I was intrigued.
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