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Category Revamp

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One of the features that is most often requested by readers of the Faculty Blog is the ability to browse all the posts by a given author. Unfortunately, this is a relatively complex operation in Typepad, so up until now we've avoided it. Today, however, we'll begin the process of replacing our old "Categories" (see the sidebar) with faculty names, so that you will be able to see all the posts by or about, say, Dean Levmore from the last 2+ years with just a single click. However, the process will be long and tedious -- it will require recategorizing nearly every one of our over 500 posts -- so please bear with us as we roll out this new enhancement.

Full post as published by The University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog on December 20, 2007 (boomark / email).

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