I'm still thinking about how I want to organize all this, as well as how to reference everything. One idea for the URL space I came up with is
http://boston.conman.org/log/1999.12.12
would retrieve all the (currently written) parts for that day. To reference a particular part, then:
http://boston.conman.org/log/1999.12.12.2
would only retrieve that part (in this case, what you are reading right now). By that logic (and following the logic used by my Electric King James [1] and by now I'm sure your tired of hearing about it) then:
http://boston.conman.org/log/1999.12
would retrieve the entire month of December, 1999. Most weblogs/journals though, would react differently; something like (using what I have so far, excluding today):
November, 1999 December, 1999 January, 2000 [2]
4^th Saturday [3] Sailing the Corporate Seas [4] 5^th Sunday [5] “How much for just the student?” [6] 6^th Monday [7] It's just a question of focus [8] SimplyPorn [9] 7^th Tuesday [10] A Real Conspriacy? [11] A sound legacy [12] 8^th Wednesday [13] Fastest Proprietary 80x86 Based Operating System [14] Exclusion [15] 9^th Thursday [16] “The politics are so fierce precisely because the stakes are so low.” [17] Surreal upgrades [18] I'd hate to think what it would do on a corrupted system. [19] Inbloodysane [20] 10^th Friday [21] A License to License [22] Hypertext, weblogs and journals [23] “I can crack this! Or rather, fix it!” [24] Convolution [25] “Do not fold, spindle or mutilate …” [26] The other WEB [27] 11^th Saturday [28] Mapping the Corporate Sea [29] Reorg [30] Shut up, Mark [31] 2b|~2b [32]
(Whew! Did that by hand) But this breaks what I did for the Bible. If you request Genesis [33], you get the entire book, not:
Genesis
Chapter 1 [34] Chapter 2 [35] Chapter 3 [36] Chapter 4 [37] Chapter 5 [38] Chapter 6 [39] Chapter 7 [40] . . .
and so on. You get that at some of the other online Bibles, which is what I wanted to avoid. But in retrieving the entire month, you'll get a large document (so far, it's 38,196 bytes for the entries from the 4^th to the 11^th).
But I'm leaning towards doing that. If you want it, you'll get it.
Originally, I had intended the archive section to appear under something like:
http://boston.conman.org/log/
But I never did it that way; yet the links in this entry were originally written with that in mind, and the various web robots where sending requests for the pages, which didn't exist (of course).
So I fixed the links themselves in this entry.
[1] http://literature.conman.org/bible/
[33] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis
[34] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis.1
[35] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis.2
[36] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis.3
[37] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis.4
[38] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis.5
[39] http://bible.conman.org/kj/Genesis.6