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» The Archive of Endangered, Special, or Fun Words - Writing about and classifying words and language.
» AskOxford.com - For questions on English grammar, spelling, and usage. Search a dictionary of words, names or quotations.
» A.Word.ADay - The music and magic of words. This is the website for the mailing list A.Word.A.Day (AWAD), which sends a vocabulary word and its definition to the subscribers every day.
» Bartleby.com: Strunk's Element of Style (1918) - For use in English courses in which the practice of composition is combined with the study of literature. It aims to give in brief space the principal requirements of plain English style.
» Bartleby.com: The Columbia Guide to Standard American English - Kenneth G. Wilson's handbook includes descriptive and prescriptive examples with hyperlinked cross-references.
» The Book of Cliches - A compilation of common phrases, euphemisms, and rationales for times of trouble. Organized by occasion.
» Braintique: The Natural Way to Write - A process and system for helping people become better writers. Includes exercises, examples, and information about descriptive writing and metaphors.
» CBC News: Words, Woe & Wonder - An in-depth look at the words we use from CBC News.
» Cliche - List of 2000 English cliches with some statistical and literary notes on their use.
» Cliche Finder - Special tool word-searches 3,300 cliches.
» Cliche Site - ClichĂŠs, sayings or phrases listed with definitions and explanations. ClichĂŠs are organized by subject and alphabetically and you can use the search function.
» Cliche Web - Thousands of cliches. Fully searchable and interactive. Formerly Steve's Cliche List. Since 1995.
» Common Errors in English - Catalogue of writing or speaking mistakes and easily confusable words, with corrections.
» Correct Punctuation - A brief guide to correct English punctuation.
» Dr. NAD's Prig Page. - Tests of usage, built interactively.
» Economist Style Guide - Based on the guide given to all journalists at The Economist. Includes quiz.
» The Economist Style Guide - Guide based on the style book given to all journalists at The Economist.
» E-dition: Dictionary of Concise Writing - A look at word usage in popular culture. The Dictionary of Concision is a complete manual of several thousand wordy phrases.
» Ewriting - Easy to learn electronic writing style that will speed up email and online chatroom discussions.
» Exploring English - An online tutorial for the parts of speech with style notes for the English Language.
» Findaphrase.com - Free phrase database to help journalists, copywriters and content editors search common phrases.
» Focusing on Words - Subscription-based site for vocabulary development, showcasing the Latin and Greek roots of English words.
» Frequently Asked Questions about English - Answers to common questions about usage, style, grammar and punctuation.
» Garbl's Editorial Style Manual - Provides advice on abbreviations, capitalization, grammar, numbers, plurals, possessives, punctuation, spelling and word usage.
» Glossarist.com - A searchable directory of thousands of glossaries and topical dictionaries containing terms and definitions on hundreds of subjects.
» Good Grammar, Good Style - Articles and answers to frequently asked questions about grammar, mechanics, and style. Links and bibliography.
» Grammar Slammer - This help file indexes style and usage, capitalization, abbreviations, punctuation, letter writing, common mistakes and a grammar glossary.
» Guardian Unlimited - Style Guide - The British newspaper's guide to word usage, grammar and punctuation, edited by David Marsh and Nikki Marshall. Includes 1928 edition in pdf format.
» Guide to Grammar and Style - The information ranges from copy editing to elements of style to discussions. Practical information about the writing craft.
» Guide to Grammar and Writing - Digital handouts on grammar and English usage. From subject-verb agreement and use of articles to exercises in parallel structures and argumentative essays. You can submit questions about grammar and writing.
» Guides for Better Science Writing - Bibliography of style manuals for scientific research, writing, and presentation. Guides for biology, medicine, chemistry, engineering, geology, and mathematics.
» How to Write an Explication - Step-by-step directions to writing an explication. Good and bad examples provided.
» Illiterate Businesses - An unabashed rant weblog featuring English-language business signs with grammatical, spelling and/or punctuation errors. Includes a free sign editing offer.
» Lingo Factory - A cooperative effort to coin useable terms and then trick people into using them regularly as though they are real words.
» Linguistic Phenomena/Devices - A list of lesser-known features in English writing. Hendiadys, holonyms, and hypernyms.
» LousyWriter.com - A free online resource to improve your writing skills. Learn how to write, how to use words, how to write sentences, and how to communicate effectively.
» Macedon's Taberna: The Craft of Writing - Commentary on various technical aspects of writing: the nuts and bolts of narrative.
» Modern Language Association - The Modern Language Association is the official guide to non-fiction writing. Includes a guide to MLA style.
» NoodleBib - The MLA Bibliography Composer - A free tool to create, edit, and save your MLA-style bibliography online, then publish it to a Web page, email it, or save it as RTF and open it in Microsoft Word.
» Online Classes in Rhetoric, University of Minnesota - The University of Minnesota offers a number of Internet correspondence courses in rhetoric. Sign up here.
» Paradigm Online Writing Assistant - Help in discovering, organizing, revising, and editing informal, thesis, argumentative, and exploratory essays.
» Pataphysics, Pataphors and Pataphorology - An extended metaphor that creates its own context. A science invented by P.A. Lopez and derived from the science of 'pataphysics as described by Alfred Jarry.
» The Philosophy of Punctuation - Paul Robinson's classic essay on periods, commas, semicolons, dashes.
» Phrases Thesaurus - A generator of headlines and copy for journalists. Enter a word and the database is searched to provide a list of phrases related to that word.
» Plain English at Work - Online guide to using plain English and changing the corporate style. Produced for Australia's Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Australian National Training Authority.
» Plain English Campaign - An independent group fighting for plain English in public communication. We oppose gobbledygook, jargon and legalese.
» Plain Language Action Network - Promoting clearer communication between the public and government. This site has resources for writers to attain that goal.
» Plain Language Center - Articles and information on writing and evaluating plain and target-appropriate language for business publications and websites.
» Pseudo Dictionary - The dictionary for words that wouldn't make it into dictionaries.
» Ralph's Manual of Style - A guide to style, grammar, usage, and more by a guy named Ralph.
» Rhetorical Figures - From alliteration to zeugma, and everything in between, all the figures of speech are here.
» 11 Rules of Writing - Concise guide to some of the most frequently violated rules of writing, punctuation, and grammar.
» SDSU Writing Rescource Crib - Offering tips and lively description on grammar, English, and writing.
» SecretariesUSA.com - Reference for the home and corporate office, including capitalization, punctuation, spelling, grammar, sentence structure, forms of address, abbreviations, letter styles, and business forms.
» Slang City - Writing about American slang.
» Society for the Preservation of English Language and Literature - Bimonthly publication, SPELL/Binder, contains articles on grammar, usage, word origins, and other subjects of interest to language lovers.
» SoYouWanna Avoid Common Writing Errors - We compiled a list of the most common writing errors people tend to make. This is not a primer on grammar or essay-writing. This is a checklist of things which you might well do and which you must stop doing.
» The Sports Cliche List - A large, searchable collection of sports cliches, lingo, and jargon.
» Suite 101: Workplace Communications - Archive of articles covering writing and speaking skills, with emphasis on clear communication, basic design, communicating with international and multicultural audiences.
» Suite101: English Grammar - Archive of articles about English grammar and style.
» Suite101: Word Play - Archived discussions and articles concerning words.
» The Tongue Untied - Grammar, punctuation and style for journalists.
» Tribe: Linguistics - Group for discussions of words and language.
» Tribe: Word Freaks - Group for people who love discussing words and writing style.
» Tribe: Words of Power - For people who love words, use them, feel them in their mouths as flavorful bursts of energy. This is the tribe for fun with words and receptive learning.
» Urban Dictionary - A veritable cornucopia of streetwise lingo, posted and defined by its readers.
» Verbage - If you are looking for just the right word, you may find it here. If not, you can suggest your own.
» Verbivore - Richard Lederer's page, with contact information and a handful of his language-loving articles.
» The Visual Thesaurus - An exploration of sense relationships within the English language. By clicking on words, you follow a thread of meaning, creating a spatial map of linguistic associations.
» Web Typography - The elements of typographic style applied to the web.
» The Well Bred Sentence - This book offers an intensive course in sentence construction and punctuation.
» The Wonderful Writing Skills Unhandbook - An interactive site that uses the writing process to teach writing skills.
» The Word Centre - Consulting firm dedicated to training businesses to use plain English. Free newsletter and professional editing services.
» The Word Detective - The online version of the newspaper column answering readers' questions about words and language. An extensive column and word archive. Written by Evan Morris.
» Word Files of Confusing English Words - A presentation of English words that are often confusing with definitions and context examples.
» Word Fugitives - An interactive column by The Atlantic's Barbara Wallraff. Discovers needs in our language and recommends new words to fill them.
» Word Info - An English vocabulary dictionary with free searches of words from Latin and Greek sources.
» Word Lab - A message board where you can request and brainstorm words, names, titles, coinages, puns, phrases, slogans and slang.
» The Word Nerds - A weekly podcast about words, language, and why we say the things we do.
» Word News - Efforts have been made to provide some of the best thoughts, ancient and modern, that are particularly appealing for our time and to promote a greater appreciation for the English language.
» Word Quests - Word lists that provide thematic units of English words derived from Latin and Greek sources.
» Word Rogues - Tips on writing, English, and grammar. This site also includes active community college English syllabii and links to other writing, grammar sites.
» Word Spy - The word lover's web site by Paul McFedries.
» Wordelizer - Delve deeply into a word or subject. Quick search of several word and language related sites.
» Wordiness - A list of words and phrases to purge from your writing.
» WordWizard - Portal for word lovers. Learn about word meanings, slang, quotations, insults, and famous authors. Wordwizard offers a round trip across the English language.
» World Wide Words - Explores the history, evolution byways, quirks, and curiosities of the English language. New and recent words and phrases are often featured, as are books on aspects of English. A weekly newsletter is sent by e-mail and RSS.
» Writer's Dreamtools - A series of useful tools to enhance writers' and students' creativity, spark ideas and fight writer's block.
» Writing For Multimedia - Michael Butzgy's style guide for multimedia.
» WritingDEN - Interactive site created to help students improve English reading, writing and listening skills.
» Yale Style Manual - For the design of Web pages and Web sites. Covers graphic and information design, page layout, Web graphics, site organization, navigation, and Web multimedia content.

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Open Directory Project (zwany także DMoz od Directory Mozilla) to otwarty katolog stron WWW, utrzymywany na serwerach koncernu Time Warner, w którym zarówno drzewo kategorii jak i wszelkie wpisy są redagowane przez wspólnotę redaktorów - ochotników. Otwarty Katalog założono w miesiącu czerwcu 1998 r. Początkowo nazywał się Newhoo. Jego założycielami byli Rich Skrenta i Bob Truel z Kaliforni, jako katalog o otwartej treści, redagowany przez ochotników. W roku 1998 katalog zakupiła firma Netscape i obecnie Netscape/AOL wciąż prowadzi go i udostępnia bezpłatnie. Katalog zawiera obecnie około 4,5 miliona stron w około 750 tysiącach kategorii utworzonych i obsługiwanych przez 70 tysięcy redaktorów, w tym ponad 15 tysięcy aktywnych. W kategorii Polska jest obecnie blisko 60 tysięcy stron opublikowanych po polsku oraz 325 redaktorów - dane z lipca 2005 roku. DMOZ klasyfikuje strony internetowe według 'kategorii'. Kategoria to według ogólnej definicji zbiorowisko rzeczy, które mają jakiś wspólny mianownik'. Na szczycie hierarchii jest 16 kategorii 'najwyższego poziomu. One są najogólniejszym poziomem klasyfikacji. Wszystkie inne kategorie są ich podkategoriami. Wiele wyszukiwarek i portali, np. Google, a wśród polskich portali WP, pobiera co jakiś czas całą zawartość DMOZ i włącza ją w swoje katalogi. Wpisanie strony do DMOZ powoduje więc, że po pewnym czasie trafia ona wraz z właściwym opisem do wielu liczących się wyszukiwarek. Na stronach katalogu ODP nie ma żadnych reklam i projekt działa na zasadach non-profit. ODP pozwala na nieodpłatne wykorzystanie swojej zawartości każdej osobie, która przestrzega licencji. W jednym pliku zawarte są dane na temat struktury Katalogu (np. nazwy wszystkich kategorii), a w innym - zawartość Katalogu (adresy URL, tytuły i opisy wszystkich opublikowanych stron) Redaktorem w ODP może zostać każdy chętny. Musi jednak w swym wniosku wykazać, że posiada kwalifikacje potrzebne do prowadzenia danej kategorii. Na początku redaktorzy uzyskują zwykle prawo redagowania niewielkich kategorii. Redaktorów obowiązuje swoista etyka - nie wolno im promować stron, z którymi są osobiście związani, nie mogą odmawiać wpisów do swoich kategorii bez dobrego uzasadnienia, powinni redagować wpisy możliwie jak najbardziej obiektywnie. Uprawnienia poszczególnych redaktorów są zróżnicowane. Redaktor szerszej kategorii (np: World:Polska:Nauka_i_edukacja) ma dostęp do wszystkich kategorii w niej zawartych np. World:Polska:Nauka_i_edukacja:Chemia. Najlepsi redaktorzy mają prawo redagowania całego katalogu, a cieszący się największym zaufaniem - prawo przyznawania innym uprawnień, a w razie naruszania przez redaktora zasad etycznych ODP, współdecydowania o odbieraniu uprawnień oraz o zasadach działania całego katalogu. Są oni nazywani metaredaktorami - obecnie jest ich około 140, w tym Władysław Majewski z Polski. W sierpniu 2004 roku większość zadań zespołu etatowego ODP przekazana została 9 metaredaktorom, zwanych adminami. Struktura kategorii jest tworzona przez samych redaktorów. Każdy redaktor może tworzyć nowe podkategorie w obrębie redagowanej przez siebie kategorii. Zmiany nazw i przenoszenie kategorii muszą być uprzednio uzgodnione i mogą być wykonywane tylko przez redaktorów z odpowiednimi uprawnieniami. Miejscem uzgadniania takich zmian jest głównie Forum Redaktorów, do którego dostęp mają wyłącznie redaktorzy ODP. Katalog ogólny składa się również z dwóch "podkatalogów". Jednym z nich jest dział Adult (ang. dorosły) http://dmoz.org/Adult/ gromadzący strony tylko dla dorosłych. Wejście do tej części nie jest możliwe przez linki w katalogu ogólnym, tak aby zapobiec możliwości przeglądania przez dzieci. Innym jest dział Kids and Teens (ang. dzieci i młodzież) http://dmoz.org/Kids_and_Teens/ mający na celu stworzenie najlepszego katalogu ze stronami dla dzieci i młodzieży.

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