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Search engine friendly (SEF) ,  human-readable  or  clean URLs  are URLs that make sense to both humans and search engines because they explain the path to the particular page they point to. Since version 1.5, Joomla! is capable of creating and parsing URLs in any format, including SEF URLs. This does not depend on URL rewriting executed by the web server, so it works even if Joomla! runs a server other than Apache with the mod_rewrite module. The SEF URLs follow a certain fixed pattern, but the user can define a  short descriptive text (alias)  for each segment of the URL. Internally, the local part of a SEF URL (the part after the domain name) is called a  route . Creating and processing SEF URLs is therefore referred to as  routing , and the relevant code is called a  router . A good example of routing is the URL to "Welcome to Joomla!" article in the sample data. Without SEF URLs turned on, the URL is  http://www.example.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article...

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The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...