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- Research on role-playing games;
- RPG game designs;
- RPG techniques.
Browse and comment ThesaurusRex here
From now on, I will use it to index my database on RPG: ZOtRPG. This database will include more and more references on game designs and techniques (before it was more focused on academic research). Related topics are moved to another database : ZOtRPG_B-side (literature, video game, games, gamification, etc.).
You can use it for your own information system (blog tags, reference manager, etc.). The rules of a thesaurus are:
- Only one keyword for all synonyms of the same concept possibles.
Example:game master
= used for GM, dungeon master, DM, arcane keeper, referee, etc. - If the keywords are organized hierarchically, it allows the user to navigate in concepts.Example:
mechanics
>task resolution
>action
>extended action
. If the user starts a research withpacing
+action
, and if he wants to go further, the thesaurus shows him which keywords to combine withpacing
. - « By using this keyword to retrieve informations, does the user will be satisfied by this reference? ». If the answer is Yes: you can attribute this keyword to your reference.
I keep delaying my own work on this because I'm sooo swamped, but I'm very happy the Thesaurus Rex is slowly growing. :)
ReplyDeleteI created https://tinyurl.com/Thesaurus-Rex so I could reference the Google linked version of the thesaurus. Is there a better/more recent alternative?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your interest. The most recent instance of the Thesaurus is here https://github.com/pmartinolli/MyThesaurus/tree/master/files
ReplyDeleteOne day, I will come back to this project to develop it more
Greatly appreciated!
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