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This site is an example of hypermedia storytelling. This format can provide the reader with a deep understanding of complex communities and concepts. However, it can often be frustrating and misunderstood. Please view the site with an open mind as something you can explore. The following are some things that may help you to enjoy and understand the site.

The story is non-linear. This site is a collection of interconnected stories and concepts with no real beginning or end. The expectation is that the information can be consumed in any order, over multiple visits. New information, stories, and comments can be continually added and updated.

The navigation is varied. You can navigate the site in many different ways. There are maps with pins, navigation menus and hyperlinks found within much of the websites text. Those who like to surf TV channels might want to click through pins on a map, while those looking for particular information or subjects may use the menus. Be aware that every level of the drop-down menus contain content. Please feel free to navigate in any way that fits you.

Additional context can be found via links. This site is intended to provide a meaningful story for a variety of readers. Whether you are a lifelong climber or have never climbed before, the site should be understandable. If there is something that requires additional context for you to understand please look for a question and links that will provide you with more information.

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Posted: June 20, 2013

Author: Jonathan Vickers

Category: Definitions, Terms

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