System ID	Record Type	Record ID	KB	Layout	Record_IsActive	Record_Id	Results_List	FAQ	Name	Topic	Question	Answer	Document	ID	Document Host	Document Date-Time	Estimated	Document Type	Document Title	Document Description	FileSet	Folder Path	Native File	Native File	Hypertext File	Hypertext File	Rendered File	Rendered File	Resolved URL	Text File	Text File	URL Provenance	URL Status	URL Type	Ungrouped	Family Relationship	Family URL	Host URL	Origin URL	Overlap Message	Overlap URL	Redirect URL
1	Document	1					1		1.Portal.01	Wavetag Portal	What is the Wavetag Portal?	The Wavetag portal presents the World Wide Web in an easy to navigate hierachical format.		1			0
2	Document	2					1		1.Portal.02	Wavetag Portal	What is the structure of the Wavetag Portal?	The Wavetag portal supports browsing of the Web through a hierachy of folders. The top level folders act as a directory of websites. The subfolders below a website act as a table of contents for the pages within the site.		2			0
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4	Document	4					1		1.Portal.03	Wavetag Portal	Where does the data for the Wavetag Portal come from?	The foundation of the Wavetag system is a set of Site Maps loaded or derived from websites nominated by members of the Wavetag community. Wavetag uses externally sourced Site Map data to deliver a range of services.		4			0
5	Document	5					1		2.Sitemaps.01	Site Maps	How does Wavetag present Site Map data?	Many websites provide a Site Map in a format intended for robots. Wavetag turns this data into a convenient human readable table of contents for the website.		5			0
6	Document	6					1		2.Sitemaps.02	Site Maps	What is an 'explicit' Site Map?	XML, TXT, RSS		6			0
7	Document	7					1		2.Sitemaps.03	Site Maps	What is an 'implicit' Site Map?	Crawling		7			0
8	Document	8					1		2.Sitemaps.04	Site Maps	What is an 'comprehensive' Site Map?	Crawling everyting		8			0
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10	Document	10					1		2.Sitemaps.05	Site Maps	How do I submit a new website for inclusion in Wavetag?			10			0
11	Document	11					1		3.Directory.01	Web Directory	What is the purpose of the Web Directory?	All websites with Site Maps available through the Wavetag Portal are listed in a Web Directory. The Web Directory presents the available Site Maps using an interface similar to Windows File Explorer.		11			0
12	Document	12					1		3.Directory.02	Web Directory	What is the difference between 'Web Directory' and 'Site Map' levels?	The levels of the Wavetag hierarchy above Web Sites are used to organise websites and therefore act as a Web Directory.~;Wavetag levels below a Web Site represent the pages within a web site and therefore represent a Site Map.		12			0
13	Document	13					1		4.Identifiers.01	Resource Identifiers	What are Wavetag Resource Identifiers?	Wavetag assigns a unique identifier to every Web Page within the Wavetag environment. The allocated identifiers look like a traditional file path, but with a '~' instead of a '/'.		13			0
14	Document	14					1		4.Identifiers.02	Resource Identifiers	What is a 'wavetag'?	Wavetag Resource Identifiers are also called 'wavetags'. Every wavetag is linked to a URL, so they act as a name that uniquely identifies a resource on the World Wide Web.		14			0
15	Document	15					1		4.Identifiers.03	Resource Identifiers	How are wavetags different from URLs?	Wavetags have a more coherent and logical structure than URLs. Wavetags use a single delimiter ('~') rather than the mix of delimiters (".","/","?","&","=",":") used within a URL. Wavetags have a hierarchical strucure, more like the names within a file system, whereas URLs have a right to left hierachy for host, followed by a left to right hierarchy for path.		15			0
16	Document	16					1		5.SEO.01	SEO Tools	Why are Site Maps important for SEO?	Site Maps are the cornerstone of any SEO strategy. Wavetag makes Site Maps provided for robots easier to check and verify.		16			0
17	Document	17					1		6.Access.01	Access Levels	What are the access levels available within the Wavetag Portal?	There are essentially four access levels within the Wavetag system:~;Anonymous~;Express~;Standard~;Professional		17			0
18	Document	18					1		6.Access.02	Access Levels	What functionality is available at the 'anonymous' access level?	The 'anonymous' access level enables users to locate and browse explicit site maps for websites registered with Wavetag.~;Target audience: Casual users that want to try out the Wavetag system		18			0
19	Document	19					1		6.Access.03	Access Levels	What functionality is available at the 'express' access level?	The functionality of 'anonymous' plus the ability to submit new websites for loading of explicit site maps.~;'Target audience: Regular users that want the ability to add websites not currently registered with Wavetag		19			0
20	Document	20					1		6.Access.04	Access Levels	What functionality is available at the 'standard' access level?	The functionality of 'express' plus the ability to browse implicit site maps and initiate derivation of implicit site maps.~;'Target audience: Power users that want the ability to browse all the human readable content, not only the pages identified within the explicit site map		20			0
21	Document	21					1		6.Access.05	Access Levels	What functionality is available at the 'professinal' access level?	The functionality of 'standard' plus the ability to browse unrestricted site maps and initiate derivation of unrestricted site maps.~;Target audience: Professional user sthat want access to information on th entire website, not just the human viewable content		21			0