A re home pages . . . Publications traditionally can be seen as discrete, finished products. . . . Exhibits are discrete finished products which, while they may travel, are not copied and distributed to the public.
Exhibits expire after a set period of time. . . .
The individual artifacts that the exhibit collected together also remain, although removed from one another and removed from the authorial voice of the curator. They convey particular meanings about these various Web based texts as a collective whole to the public that views them. The ring would be the first such on the web, another example of the merger of old and new forms in history's dawning digital age. The first peer-reviewed directory of web sites in the humanities was Argos , which appeared in late 1996. We have chosen to do this, because accreditation models are designed for works, institutions, etc.