Strangely enough, it was folksonomic tagging that got me to sync my physical and virtual organizing.
20070913BackupPlan
Main headers for overall organization * *
============Divider for Hard drive Partitions and/or Physical File box
------------Divider for Subjects on same hard drive
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*Linwin32lib*
BACKUPS
Main continuos backups include all configuration files and Home folders, as well as CT-Biography
The rest are backed up on a 3 month cycle.
CT-Biography
(This is for private Information)
Z_LibCongress
(This is for general information)
2
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*LINWIN32MED*
AAMedia
(This is for general audio and video)
3
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*LINWIN32PRO*
AAPrograms
(This is for programs and their documentation)
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*linwin32vid*
MyPhotos_Raw
(This is for all my incoming photos)
T-Crafts~_TR_Photography
(This is for photos by others)
T-Crafts~_TR_Photography_MINE
(This is for editable and final versions of photos, sorted by the LOC)
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MyVideos_SortedByLOC
(This is for editable and final versions of audio and video I took, sorted by the LOC)
MyVideos_Raw
(This is for incoming raw audio and video I took, to be edited and to go to MyVideos_SortedByLOC)
One of the cool things about my using Ubuntu Debian GNU/Linux is the program "Beagle", which can find anything easily, but I like syncing my physical folders with my virtual ones, which is why I use the heirarchical Library of Congress system (LOC) modified for my own use. Here's a link to my version that I update as needed:
http://cainmark.livejournal.com/513757.html
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