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My pal Fred from ibiblio said he met Lennart Björneborn this week. I checked out his site and he's adapted Ranganathan's five principles of library science to the web world. Even though they are copyrighted [?], I'll include them here:
- Links are for use – the very essence of hypertext
- Every surfer his or her link – the rich diversity of links across topics and genres
- Every link its surfer – ditto
- Save the time of the surfer – visualizing web clusters and small-world shortcuts
- The Web is a growing organism