Anyway, I need to decide what to call the lists of values without making them just "topic" and "subtopic." Suggestions?
Taxonmy! How about "Field" and "Specialty"? Or can you not name a field "Field"?
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Anyway, I need to decide what to call the lists of values without making them just "topic" and "subtopic." Suggestions?
Taxonmy! How about "Field" and "Specialty"? Or can you not name a field "Field"?
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"Field" and "Specialty" would work for people, but I'm not sure they make sense for video clips.
Jessica, why can't you use Topic and Subtopic?
A nice guy switched seats for us, and a guy that looks very much like Hec just got on this plane.
Jessica, why can't you use Topic and Subtopic?
Because the two fields won't have a true set/subset relationship, so I don't want to imply one -- some clips will *only* have a narrow subject and no broad one.
Right now I'm thinking of using "Unit" and "Section"
A nice guy switched seats for us, and a guy that looks very much like Hec just got on this plane.
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Right now I'm thinking of using "Unit" and "Section"
When I was putting together databases I often used Unit for the over-category. I think that works. I still think you could use Field. Unit and Field. Doesn't really matter. Section is fine.
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