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: A. Tags can be any word or short combination of words (less words the better, i.e. Children's Clothing and maybe not Teds Excellent Adventure in the Known Universe). | : A. Tags can be any word or short combination of words (less words the better, i.e. Children's Clothing and maybe not Teds Excellent Adventure in the Known Universe). | ||
| + | ===Find your list=== | ||
| + | To find your list try a few searches on the topic or topic that interests you. After you search there should be a line right underneath saying "Your search for x, y, z returned these results" - click the terms that you searched for. (picture below right) | ||
| + | [[Image:FindListExample2.png|400px|right]] | ||
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| + | You will want to put "quotes" around multi-word terms like "New Jersey" and "real estate" when you search. This way you're finding more and better sites sites because it will pull in websites tagged as "real estate" rather than "real" and "estate" for example. Try a few searches until you find a list that looks like a good starting place. | ||
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| + | [http://www.aboutus.org/Special/user/email/AboutUsLists Email us] at <email>31ec76497943dcc08ad588e8b4c1a38b</email> for help finding the best list for you to work on. | ||
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| + | <noinclude><center><big>''Next >> [[ListKeeping - Making sure the right sites are on the list|make sure the right sites are on the list]]''</big></center></noinclude> | ||
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