Keelelist
Keelelist is a term that appears in some discussions of data organization and metadata modeling to describe a structured, cross-referenced listing of items. In this usage, a keeelist combines the simplicity of a linear list with the navigability of a graph, allowing each item to link to related items while preserving a primary order.
The origin of the term is not widely documented. It seems to be a compound of "Keele"
A keeelist item typically includes an identifier, descriptive metadata, and optional links to related items such
Keelelists have been proposed for use in digital libraries, taxonomies, knowledge graphs, and project directories where
Variants of keeelist exist, and the concept overlaps with related ideas such as cross-referenced lists, catalogs,
See also: catalog, taxonomy, ontology, knowledge graph, linked data.