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Classification as Search Infrastructure: How Category Creation, Addition and Cleanup Shape Knowledge Retrieval
Classification systems shape how searchers find relevant objects. We study how revisions to classification architecture affect retrieval by changing the routes through which objects enter consideration. We theorize that creating a cross-cutting category can reduce classificatory distance and transla
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