From: Richard Knapp (gyp_caver_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Jan 31 2001 - 17:28:11 CET
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>I do not think groupings outside of surveys and caves would be useful, artificial at best.
>Groupings should be handled by the software applications identifying keywords in the
>attributes of the objects, survey dates, locations, shot prefixes, etc.
It could be argued that caves could logically be grouped into a system and many survey
sections make up a survey. Or that these surveys comprise this section of a cave. They
are meaningful to the user who, in the end, will have to use this format.
Using keywords embedded in attributes is not a good way to identify groupings. There isn't
a space restriction on what can be put into this format. And there is no penalty for devising
a "perfect" format then downscaling it to a "useful" one.
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