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Archive Project

Author:	Eric J Miller; Bradley C Watson
Edition/Format:	Article : Document  Computer File : English
Publication:	Annual review of OCLC research (Online) 1998
Summary:	The long-term goals of the Archive Project are to: (1) build a system that can usefully archive for the library community the discussion lists that it deems sufficiently significant to keep long term, (2) build a repository of data with similar structure but with diverse centers of discourse for use in a variety of research efforts, such as natural language processing, distributed databases, and intelligent agents, and (3) provide a freely available e-mail archiving application to the OCLC SiteSearch user community. Along the way to these long-term goals, two desired interim results were achieved: (1) building a World Wide Web-based browsable archive, using the MHonArc mail archiving software, and (2) adding searching capability via the OCLC SiteSearch system. Both results were met using e-mail messages sent to listservs of interest to OCLC staff.  Read more...
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