[WEB4LIB] How to link to a site

[Dan Robinson Indexing Services]

Definitely. There is nothing more frustrating than trying to wade 
through a site from the home page to a resource page. Especially 
when there isn't a direct link to the resource page from the home 
page. 

I'll add one caveat. If the link to the resource page is a result of a 
search, the link could be very long and may stop working over time. 
It would be better to link to the page where the search takes place 
and include the search to use. 

Dan Robinson
Indexing Services
H.W. Wilson Company
Bronx, NY
drobinson at hwwilson.com


On 11 May 00, at 23:24, Hanan Cohen wrote:

> 
> In my database, I link to sites containing (Hebrew) information that
> might help students do their homework. I am looking for sites that
> contain "real" information and not just advertise a service or a
> product. Also, I want the users to get straight to the information
> without having to go through splash pages and "who we are". So, I tend
> to link to the "resources" page of the site instead of the home page.
> 
> Am I doing right?
> 
> Thanks
> -- 
> Hanan Cohen - http://www.info.org.il
> ***Love and Peace***