WikiPedia:Category schemes
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A category scheme is a way to index Wikipedia articles. Many category schemes are possible, and there is no scheme that is clearly the best.
- Lists of articles
- Special:Allpages/! - All articles in alphabetical order
- Wikipedia:Quick index -- Quick access to the above by first two letters
- Wikipedia:Concise
- Wikipedia:Basic topics
- Special:Allpages/! - All articles in alphabetical order
- Using the Category mechanism (see Wikipedia:Categorization)
- Wikipedia:Browse by category - Categories of major articles
- Category:Categories
- Topic
- Wikipedia:Browse by overview - Table of Contents of major articles
- Template:Wikipediatoc with icons - TOC with icons
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia arranged by topic
- Lists of articles by category
- List of academic disciplines
- Library of Congress Classification
- Wikipedia:Dewey Decimal System
- Wikipedia:Outline of Roget's Thesaurus
- SUMO classes
- Lists of people - Biographies
- List of countries
- List of flags
- Time
- Historical timeline
- Centuries (e.g. 20th century)
- Decades (e.g. 1910s)
- Years (e.g. 1911, 2004)
- List of themed timelines
- List of historical anniversaries (e.g. today)
- Current events (also: recent deaths, this year)
- Logarithmic timeline
- Historical timeline
- How-to
- Reference
- Wikipedia:Outline of Roget's Thesaurus
- Misc.
- Meta (indexes of pages for Wikipedia editors)
- Wikipedia:Alphabetical index
- Wikipedia:Topical index
- Wikipedia:WikiProjects
- Special pages
- Archive (obsolete pages kept as subpages of Wikipedia:Archive for historical interest]]
- Disambiguation
Many of these categories are incomplete — some categorise only the broadest topics, others don't even get that far. See the discussion page for other proposed category schemes.
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External links
- Beyond Bookmarks: Schemes for Organizing the Web (http://www.public.iastate.edu/~CYBERSTACKS/CTW.htm)nl:Wikipedia:Navigatie

