TRINPsite, the name of this site, is based on the five TRINP
values: truth, relevance, inclusivity, neutrality and personhood.
For each of these five values there is a separate 'value document'
in the Valu folder on the highest level. Each Valu document starts
with a picture of 380 pixels by 380 pixels representing the value of
the document concerned. Hence, there are five of these pictures with
exactly the same position in the hierarchy of files:
Truth,
Relevance,
Inclusivity,
Neutrality and
Personhood.
There is not any difference in access to the Valu documents from the
Index Page, from the
List of Files or from the
Main Document.
One would expect that a search engine robot which finds Neutrality will
also find the other TRINP images and vice versa.
And one would expect to find all five images back after having checked
a shorter or a longer list of pictures. Should it take too long,
a TRINPsite picture can always be traced by adding the term trinp
to one of the TRINP value terms. That is, the original picture can
thus be traced on a TRINPsite page. If someone puts a link to such
a picture on 'er own page, the picture may also be found. It certainly will
not be found in this way, however, if the picture is copied and the copy
put at a new address.
(This is done, for example, in
http://www.banklawyersblog.com/[ ]3_bank_lawyers/[ ]2006/05/[ ]net_neutrality_.html,
which uses a copy of the Neutrality image as an illustration for a
discussion about 'net neutrality'. The unreduced copy itself is put at
http://www.banklawyersblog.com/[ ].shared/image.html?/[ ]photos/[ ]uncategorized/[ ]neutrality.gif
without any reference anywhere to where it came from.
It was found on 63.32.7 as result #486 with the search phrase
neutrality truth.)
In week 63.09 Google's public database at www.google.com contained all
TRINP images except Truth (T380.gif). As the Truth image had occupied a
very prominent place in the one or two years before, a special document
was published here on 63.09.1, called
"Why Can't Google Cope With Truth".
Less than 51 hours after that document saw the light of day the Neutrality
picture (N380.gif) disappeared as well. At the time of the publication of
the present document (in week 63.32) Truth has returned to Google's
database, but Neutrality is still lost from what is claimed to be 'the most
comprehensive image search on the web'. That claim certainly does not yet
hold water for TRINPsite's original 380x380 Neutrality image!
The following table shows the Google image search results on 63.32.7 aSWW
(Metric), which
corresponds with '2 August 2008 ChrE' (Gregorian-Christian), for
neutrality, when combined with trinp:
It is not that one should search for neutralness trinp,
because this only yields 3 results and no TRINP picture at all.
Update in week 63.39
When i checked neutrality trinp on 63.37.4 (Metric), that is,
'3 September 2008' (Gregorian), Google Images showed the Neutrality
picture again; even in position #1, where it is supposed to be.
However, instead of linking to the value document about neutrality, it
linked to the present document about the 'loss' of the Neutrality picture.
Unfortunately, this turns things upside down: as if it were the use of the
picture here which would be the reason for its existence rather than
its use in the special value document dealing with neutrality!
So far this situation has remained unchanged.
Update in week 63.50
After entering neutrality trinp on 63.50.5 (Metric), that is,
'4 December 2008' (Gregorian), Google Images shows the Neutrality
picture in position #1, while linking it to the value document it is
supposed to be linked to (Valu/Neu.htm). Hopefully, it will remain this
way, so that this document may become superfluous or of 'historical'
interest only. The Personhood picture is in position #2, Inclusivity in
position #3 and Relevance in position #4, with the correct links.
Among the 35 pictures, however, the Truth picture is nowhere to be found.
But that is something to be dealt with in
Why Can't Google Cope With Truth.
While the Neutrality picture is shown in four of the five searches, it is
not shown when entering inclusivity together with trinp.
Moreover, in the searches relevance trinp and personhood
trinp the Neutrality picture leads the visitor to this page instead of
the special value document for
neutrality.
Vincent van Mechelen, 63.ESE-LSW
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