• There is a Flag-Category-Keyword for every MapDot (city or tourist-site).

• Other Flag-Cat-Keyword divisions are H&Y (year in history) and J&S (job-skill or study-subject).

• The Flag-Cat-Keyword consists of three parts: the Flag (e.g., MapDot); the Category (e.g., #02C605); the Keyword (e.g., Glenrowan). This example is for MapDot#02C605-Glenrowan.

• It is good to attach a Cat from another division after the MapDot-Cat (e.g., MapDot#1437F0-y22-Cebu esp-music of.). This "-y22" denotes an especial cultural aspect. You can mix-and-match in other ways. It is useful to attach the year in history (e.g., MapDot#02C605-@w80-Glenrowan esp-1880).

• The F-C-K/MapDot protocol locates subjects in "library-shelf" sequence and hierarchy . Thus a Find using the first character of the Category will match with related subject areas; then zoom in...

• Do wave a F-C-K/Mapdot on your Web page as text or meta-keyword.. MapDot/F-C-K is also useful for databases and sorted lists (e.g., PenpalTourist Subject-Sorted Lists).

To expand for more ideas to share go to "Introduction and Brainstorm".

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