What's new in 211taxonomy.org version 4.1?

Filters

This function allows subscribers to create, share and maintain customized versions of the Taxonomy by removing terms they do not wish to include in your filtered set. Some filters are "official" (created by work groups with expertise in a particular area). Others are created by subscribers and may be shared (community filters) or kept as private. Official and community filtered sets are available to all subscribers. For information about how to use this function, refer to the Manage Filters Help page

Customized Filtered Set Searches

Subscribers have the ability to select any of the published customized versions of the Taxonomy created by the Manage Filters function to use as the basis of their search. Click on "change" next to "Viewing" and select the filter you wish to apply. Resulting searches will include only terms included in the customized filtered set.

Custom Reports

The Print function now allows subscribers to configure, download and print customized versions of the Taxonomy. Options include:

• Full Taxonomy: This option features the entire Taxonomy and allows subscribers to choose the locale (U.S. English or Canadian English), specify the format (organized by code or term name), select the fields to include (definition, use references, see also references, related concepts, external system terms, comments and bibliographic references) and specify the levels they wish to include.


• Filtered: This option allows subscribers to choose a customized version of the Taxonomy created and saved using the Manage Filters function to determine which terms will be included in your custom report. They can then choose the locale (U.S. English or Canadian English), specify the format (organized by code or term name), select the fields to include (definition, use references, see also references, related concepts, external system terms, comments and bibliographic references) and specify the levels they wish to include as in the Full Taxonomy Report.


• Related Concept: This option allows subscribers to choose one of the related concepts to determine which terms will be included in your custom report. They can then choose the locale (U.S. English or Canadian English), specify the format (organized by code or term name), select the fields to include (definition, use references, see also references, related concepts, external system terms, comments and bibliographic references) and specify the levels they wish to include as in the above two reports.