The revised paper for the PORT Pragmatic Web Workshop that
initially described some of the work on the unrevdb but was then
adjusted to describe a model for creating a human facilitated bridge
between associative and formal structures has been turned in.
Unfortunately there were some bureaucratic fumblings, so the
paper doesn't appear to have made it into the proceedings. This
is a huge disappointment, but things will probably work out.
Kathryn has posted the location of the new paper to the PORT and
portreview lists.

The new version of the paper is attached to the original project
home page at

  http://ella.slis.indiana.edu/~klabarre/unrev_firstpage.html

or get there directly at

  http://ella.slis.indiana.edu/~klabarre/iccs2002_concept.doc

The paper is relevant to the unrevprojectplan because it provides
some intellectual or philosophical context for why we chose to
follow the particular path we are following.

The discussion from the portreview process, as well as Kathryn's
discussions with faculty point to the need for some revision in
the unrevprojectplan to move the focus away from the current
investigations of clustering algorithms and ways to represent
clusters in the database to the data structures and interfaces
required to do the community-based evaluating and annotating of
messages.

Such a system will require a way of registering users and then
authorizing and authenticating those users. Probably worth
looking at my todoer and petremind code for some methods for
doing authentication and registration.