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	Simple and foolproof, isn't it?		Simple and foolproof, isn't it?

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			In {{SOD4}}, reference is made to the ''Bliss'' system of library classification - thought in some respects to be better than the far better known Dewey Decimal, but forced into a footnote to history by a technically inferior system which, like VHS tape cassettes, had better marketing men and superior PR than Betamax. In a Discworld context, think of the Blit system.

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	An essential component of a seven-dimensional library classification system discovered by ~~Archancelor~~ Scrubbs. Apparently stands in as close a relationship to [[slood]] as Space does to Time, or Matter to Energy. It's as clear as daylight, if you remember to keep your eye on the blit. The lads at [[Brazeneck College]] have ~~aparently~~ come up with a new algorithm for handling wave-spaces in higher-level blit, which is measured in Drinkies.		An essential component of a seven-dimensional library classification system discovered by Archchancellor Scrubbs. Apparently stands in as close a relationship to [[slood]] as Space does to Time, or Matter to Energy. It's as clear as daylight, if you remember to keep your eye on the blit. The lads at [[Brazeneck College]] have apparently come up with a new algorithm for handling wave-spaces in higher-level blit, which is measured in Drinkies.

	Library ~~classifiation~~ is more difficult than you think at first glance. Take what looks to be a nice simple concept, like cabbages.		Library classification is more difficult than you think at first glance. Take what looks to be a nice simple concept, like cabbages.

	Books about all mundane and prosaic aspects of the vegetable are shelved under ''Brassica'' and coded (blit) UUSSFY890-9046.		Books about all mundane and prosaic aspects of the vegetable are shelved under ''Brassica'' and coded (blit) UUSSFY890-9046.<br>
			Although, obviously, ''Mr Cauliflower's Big Adventure'' is better shelved as UUSS J3.2 (>blit) 9 and '' The Tau of Cabbage'' will reference to UUSS (blit+)60-sp5-09--hl (blit) while ''A Tourist's Guide to [[Big Cabbage]]'' would logically go to UUSSTR (CC) (>blit#) 780-225.
	Although, obviously, ''Mr Cauliflower's Big Adventure'' is better shelved as UUSS J3.2 (>blit) 9

	and '' The Tau of Cabbage'' will reference to UUSS (blit+)60-sp5-09--hl (blit)

	while ''A Tourist's Guide to [[Big Cabbage]]'' would logically go to UUSSTR (CC) (>blit#) 780-225.

	~~Simple and foolproof, isn't it..~~.

			Simple and foolproof, isn't it?
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An essential component of a seven-dimensional library classification system discovered by Archancelor Scrubbs. Apparently stands in as close a relationship to [[slood]] as Space does to Time, or Matter to Energy. It's as clear as daylight, if you remember to keep your eye on the blit. The lads at [[Brazeneck College]] have aparently come up with a new algorithm for handling wave-spaces in higher-level blit, which is measured in Drinkies.

Library classifiation is more difficult than you think at first glance. Take what looks to be a nice simple concept, like cabbages.

Books about all mundane and prosaic aspects of the vegetable are shelved under ''Brassica'' and coded (blit) UUSSFY890-9046.

Although, obviously, ''Mr Cauliflower's Big Adventure'' is better shelved as UUSS J3.2 (>blit) 9

and '' The Tau of Cabbage'' will reference to UUSS (blit+)60-sp5-09--hl (blit)

while ''A Tourist's Guide to [[Big Cabbage]]'' would logically go to UUSSTR (CC) (>blit#) 780-225.

Simple and foolproof, isn't it...

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