Other bibliographic projects and initiatives to be excluded by current criteria

This list is by no means complete, and sites are listed alphabetically, Latin followed by Cyrillic. We're not sure about whether phrases or examples in red should really be in the exclusion criteria.

The inventory will exclude:

1) wholly commercial enterprises

East View online titles
Eighteenth Century Collections Online (maybe don't include because it grows by whim or because it has so little Slavic, East European, or Eurasian content)
Integrum / Integrum World Wide—note that one of the included projects uses a sample from this database as a corpus.
Russian Story—front-page images and PDF and text files of articles in Russian central and regional newspapers and periodicals
Рубрикон (information)
MECAS (Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies)

2) card catalogs turned into OPACs

National Library of Russia's Электронный каталог (1989 - )—until 1998 records were also created in card catalog
Czech Republic's National Library online catalog

3) print dictionaries turned into online dictionaries

Словари русского языка

4) digital repositories and archives

5) portals, online forums, and lists of links on a topic. Many of these sites contain or link to digitalized resources but are not themselves digital projects according to our definition.

6) webpages with information on digital processes

7) lists, inventories, or catalogs of digital resources

Allbest.ru
Central Eurasian Information Resource (information)
IFLA Electronic Collections
Internet Links "As Seen on Slavlibs"
Internet Resources from the Slavic and East European Library at the University of Illinois
Polish Network Resources
Библиотека электронных ресурсов Исторического факультета МГУ им. М.В.Ломоносова
Лучшие электронные библиотеки : каталог
Полнотекстовые электронные ресурсы
Электронные библиотеки и каталоги
this inventory

8) library guides, finding aids, and bibliographies (even annotated) that are neither reformatted from print originals nor use descriptive markup

9) born-digital keyboarded texts

10) instructional aids

REALIA Project
Ukrainian Village Project—There are digital processes at work here with aims of access and preservation (maybe we should include this?)

11) databases without digitized materials

Bakhtin Analytical Database
Canadian Mennonite Board of Colonization (CMBoC) Data Extraction Project
The Online Books Page—a database of online books (which themselves are digital projects even though the database is not)
Rękopisy polskie w zbiorach wileńskich
subscription database of Early 19th-Century Russian Readership & Culture: A Hypertext Archive
Tower of Babel: An Etymological Database Project
ЭЛЕКТРОННАЯ БИБЛИОТЕКА
Книги кириллической печати 16-20 вв. из собрания ГПИБ (maybe we should include this?)

This includes so-called dictionary databases

This does not include databases of images. These qualify as digital projects.

12) GIS data without other digitized materials

CEIR Interactive Atlas (information)

13) journal aggregators

Other projects that fit into more than one of these categories, or the classification of which is still unclear:

ABSEES (#8, 11)
Alexis Babine at the Library of Congress (#8, 9)
Bibliographie européenne des travaux sur l'ex-URSS et l'Europe de l'Est (#8, 11) *Note: This is an older version of the project that is listed next.
European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES)
Memory of the World
RussGUS (#8, 11)
SLOVARIK (#3, 9 or 11)
ViFaOst (#4, 5)
Сериальные издания Пушкинского дома—a born-digital bibliography created by Антология пушкинистики (#8, 9)
CD from "МЕМОРИАЛ" including database of victims of Stalinist repressions, arrest records, maps, and bibliography (#11, 8) (This may be included if the maps and arrest records are reformatted.)