Because there are hundreds of categories, finding a specific topic may present a problem if you don't know where your topic has been filed. Therefore it may prove useful to first do a cursory search to find where your subject is, and then go to the category and browse it. Yes , for the product and the searching system. LookSmart sites are arranged in thirteen major subject categories, with numerous subcategories. The main advantage to the site is a layout that allows the user to see subcategories for each category while the main categories are still on the screen, which aids navigation.
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Note that while Java or Javascript capable browsers enhance functionality, they are not necessary to the functioning of the site. Yes , for the product. Yes , for the searching system. Formerly known as the Berkeley Public Library's Index to the Internet, this index, now maintained at the Berkeley Digital Library Sunsite, contains over 40 major categories, with many subcategories under each. It is a relatively small, but very selective index, which is well known for the quality of its resources.