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Screen Dissection. Snopes.com. Naming. Cruise more than one page to get the full story Name entities And use them as a prefix ( r.title ) Anything that repeats is a separate entity Anything that can be used by different rumors is a separate entity - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Screen Dissection

Screen Dissection

Snopes.com

Page 2: Screen Dissection

Naming• Cruise more than one page to get the full story• Name entities And use them as a prefix (r.title)

– Anything that repeats is a separate entity– Anything that can be used by different rumors is a separate entity

• anything that repeats gets it’s own prefix and (r)• Anything that comes from a controlled vocab gets (cv)• Anything that is optional gest (o)• Leave behind all nav• Consider claims and rumors to be the same type• text

– Unformatted ()– Paras only (p)– Rich – More than paras (rt)

• links– External (e)– Internal (i)

• Place boxes carefully. DO NOT cover non data

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Page

Are

as- H

ome

page

Banner

Global Nav

Loca

l Nav

Nav

: Cat

egor

ies

Gutte

r Ad

Footer

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Page

Are

as- C

ateg

ory

Page

Banner

Banner Ad

Loca

l Nav

Nav

: Sub

cate

gorie

s

FooterGu

tter A

d

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Page

Are

as- R

umor

Pag

eBanner

Banner Ad

Loca

l Nav

Info

: Rum

or

FooterGu

tter A

d

References

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Sub

Area

s- R

umor

Are

ar.title

r.statement

Description (p)

e.sourcee.date

t.Name (cv)

Nav, does not count!

example(r)

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Sub

Area

s- R

umor

Are

ar.titler.statement

t.truth(cv )

t.Name (cv)

e.Description (p)

e.source e.date

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Sub

Area

s- R

umor

Are

a

r.variations (rt,o)

r.origins (rt)

Note that standard title (Origins) runs in with the first para

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Sub

Area

s- R

umor

Are

aNote that standard title runs in with the first para

ad.imagead.url

r.origins.link (i)

r.origins (rt)

r.origins.image

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Sub

Area

s- R

umor

Are

a r.sightings.link (e)

a.type (cv)

r.update

Page footer area (YUCK!!)

additional (r)a.title a.url (e)

r.additionalInfo (o)

r.sightings (rt, o)

source (r)

source (r)

s.last s.first s.title s.targetid (i)

s.location s.publisher s.year s.isbn s.pages

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Sour

ce p

age

s.Type (cv)

s.title

s.date

s.coverFileName

s.descripion.title s.descripion.link

s.Description (rt)

s.buy.fileName s.buy.url

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Source Types

s.Type (cv) source (r)

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Type

s (ru

mor

)

t. Description

t.truth (cv)

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Info

Mod

el Rumor• pageName• title• statement• variations (rt, o)• origins (rt)• additionalInfo (o)• Sightings (rt, o)• update• type• truth

Rich Text• bullet

Rich Text• image• Bullets

• link(i)• P

• link(i)

Rich Text• P

• link(e)

External Link• title• url

Internal Link• title• pageId

Controlled vocab• true• mixture• undetermined• false• outdated• legend

Controlled vocab• Claim• Legend

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Info

Mod

el• source

– pageName– last– first– title– location– publisher– year– isbn– pages– coverFilename– description– Buy

• fileName• url

– Type (cv)

Rich Text• P

• Color• link (i)

• title• targetId

Controlled vocab• Urban Legends

(General Audience)

• Urban Legends (Young Readers)

• Folklore Textbooks

• Business • College Folklore • Cokelore • Curious

Collections • Factual Fallacies • Fiction• Humor

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Info

Mod

eladdlInfo• url• type• description

Controlled vocab• web• sound• video

Ad• image• url

example• source• date• description

• p

rumorType• name • description