linklist
nounEtymology From link + list.
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Internet A list of hyperlinks.
- However, other issues, such as quality control, authenticity and authorship are often not as clearly defined as with traditional sources, so that linklists compiled by tutors for their courses are a way to ensure the quality of at least the initial access to information on the Internet.2003, Nicolae Nistor, Toward the Virtual University, page 207:
- In addition, they usally^([sic]) also contain very useful annotated linklists that help to bushwack through the WWW.2000, Klaus Robering, Information Technology for the Virtual Museum:
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- Consists of a system for managing one's blog. In other words, blogroll is a linklist manager. It allows bloggers to add or delete favorite links in a list at the side of their blog page.2009, Lawrence A. Tomei, Lexicon of Online and Distance Learning, page 33:
- Related terms
- listicle