Data Organization.

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I am obsessed with organizing data; Like Ontologies and lists. I figured that I could add this to my project: Project Aspieware. I love to make websites of databases, such as http://www.freewebs.com/dgd1788/bookdre ... hlist.html Check it out!

What kind of data would you like to organize?

What kind of data would I like to organise?

Why.... all of it.

...But you know what the ultimate form of data organization is? having all your Star Trek: TNG tapes in chronological order.



(get it? DATA organization?)

I am the same way. Sometimes I wish I majored in statistics rather than minoring in it.

I'm quite obsessive about organising stuff, especially computer files.
I'm currently on a work experience placement, and over the last week I've been going through something around 1500 microsoft office documents made by various people and renaming the filenames to a set standard. It bugged me that they'd managed to create so many without any particular filename format.

I used to alphabeticalize my cassettes too.

I like this particular trait, makes it easy to find stuff later.

All my CD's are in order according to the style of music, and within each category, CD's are in alphabetical order. How's that for organised?

There is a slightly similar pattern among my DVD collection too.

My books are in order too, but they are different as I don't like muddling up the size of books too much as the little ones can get hidden or lost among the big ones. But I have all the cookery books together, biographies, fiction according to subject etc etc.

All my anime opening/ending videos in my computer are in order, according to year and genre (mechas, comedy, action, sci-fi, . . . ). And my music has a similar order too.

I can't live without include the date of writing in all my computer files, documents, homeworks, and school notes.

dgd1788, I was surfing through older posts and I found your post about aspie ware i would like to help
even though I am a crappy coder.