How to organise historical documents?
I save a lot of treaties, speeches etc. and when I organise them, if I put the date at the beginning it gets all fucked up because of the BC and AD addition so it will be organised as:
file 1: 1993 AD
file 2: 1993 BC
file 3: 2001 AD
rather than
file 1: 1993 BC
file 2: 1993 AD
file 3: 2001 AD
so in order to fix this, I put AD and BC at the front which results in:
file 1: AD 1993
file 2: AD 2001
file 3: BC 1993
BUT as you can see, the BC comes AFTER the AD. THIS IS REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING.
maybe I am just being a retard but can someone help me by giving me a method to organise these files.
I don't want to use BCE and CE because that is fucking gay! That doesn't even bring up the problem of smaller numbers as we get closer to AD 0 from BC.
>>1849062
Store them in separate folders, you fucking moron
>>1849070
Store what in separate folders? Have separate folders for AD and BC, that's fucking stupid! Don't you like seeing a natural progression in documents? A chronology?
And what if I have a folder for a specific thing like the roman empire, do I have a folder entitled the 'Roman Empire' and then 'AD' and 'BC' within it?! That is UGLY.
>>1849080
Since you don't want to streamline your shit, just fucking tag the files and sort by tag
>>1849084
What do you mean? OF COURSE I WANT TO STREAMLINE, HELP ME OUT MAN.
>>1849087
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+tag+files
>>1849090
FUCK OFF.
tagging on my os is too annoying.
Your BC sort order will be fucked up anyway unless you pad with 0s. Group them into directories of 100 years, perhaps?
>>1849062
If you're too retarded to do it right, just use BCE/CE.
>BCE 1993
>CE 1993
>CE 2001