Version: 9 (current) | Updated: 11/12/2025, 2:54:42 PM
Added description
The subjects associated with the collection include “tutorial,” “guide,” “Substack,” “editor,” “formatting,” “text editing,” “announcements,” “updates,” “subscriptions,” “indulgence,” “modern lifestyle,” “essay,” “HTML,” “Web Content,” “Empty Files,” “newsletters,” “content management,” “metadata,” “digital preservation,” and “system files.”
@file_pinax -> documents -> @test_collection:document {title: "Test Collection", created: @date_2017, description: "A collection of posts including tutorials, announcements, essays, and HTML files, along with a dataset of newsletter posts and system files metadata."} {source: "PINAX", rights: "Unknown", access_url: "PLACEHOLDER"}
@test_collection -> creator -> [@arke_institute, @substack:organization {full_name: "Substack"}, @nchimicles, @unknown:person {description: "Unidentified creator"}]
@test_collection -> subject -> [@tutorial, @guide, @substack_editor, @formatting, @text_editing, @announcements, @updates, @subscriptions, @indulgence, @modern_lifestyle, @essay, @html, @web_content, @empty_files, @newsletters, @content_management, @metadata, @digital_preservation, @system_files]# Reorganization Summary The organizational strategy focuses on separating user content from system files. The 'newsletter_posts' group contains the CSV file with newsletter post data, while the 'system_files' group includes the reference file for a system-generated file. This approach ensures that content is logically grouped based on its purpose and origin, avoiding unnecessary meta-categories. ## Groups Created - **newsletter_posts**: Files containing data related to newsletter posts, including post metadata such as publication status, audience, and titles. - **system_files**: System-related files that do not contain user content but are necessary for system operations.