These are the conventions that I've knowingly used when alphabetizing the site names. There may be others. If anything looks out of place or you notice any other 'trends' please let me know so I can include them - or fix them. If a page title includes a reference to the United States, it will be left in its original form but will be indexed as United States. If a page title uses the British spelling of any word, it will be left in the original form but indexed by the American spelling.
Some websites have names that are actually two words that have been made into one name.
I've alphabetized these as though they were two words. For example, BookWire comes before Bookseller. The section containing departmental sites is divided by functional department but the actual department name is used in the title. However, the name order may be changed from that shown on the website, as all departments are listed with the library, university, or company name as the first element followed by the department name. In most cases, the full name of an organization has been used, regardless of how it appears in the title.