Finding what you need on our website
- Where are all the topics?
- Basic search of this site
- The search with more options
- A listing of subjects
- The list of all Communist Voice articles
Where are all the topics?
When you first come to this website, only the primary topics appear in the table of contents which runs down the left side. But every topic which has an arrowhead plus a book icon to the left of it is a container or "parent" topic. If you click on the arrowhead, a list of subtopics will appear. Click again, and the subtopics disappear.
Basic search of this site
The basic search function will look for words in the title or text of any article on the CVO website that is in HTML format. To find an exact term or phrase, put double-quotes around it, for example, "carbon tax".
Note that the CVO website carries additional materials besides CV articles. This includes materials from the Workers' Advocate (1969-1993), the Workers' Advocate Supplement, the Seattle Communist Study Group, Detroit Workers' Voice, the Detroit/Seattle Workers' Voice email list, and Struggle.
Search with more options
There is also a more elaborate version of this, which makes it easier to specify such things as whether to search for whole words, whether the search is case-sensitive, whether to search just titles or the body of articles, etc. One accesses it at the following page, which also has tips on how to search: Search with more options.
A listing of subjects
There is a directory of different subjects, from the environment to Marxism-Leninism to the workers' movement.
The list of all Communist Voice articles
There is a file containing a combined table of contents for all issues of CV combined. One can use one's browser's search function to search this file on the title of articles. There is also a file listing each issue, with links to the individual table of contents for each issue. For issues #11-20, this individual table of contents includes an additional brief summary of the issue.
All recent CV articles, and almost all older articles, are somewhere on this website. If one finds a title listed on the table of contents of an issue, but without a link to it, then it might still be on the website but in an incompletely-formatted form. In particular, all articles before issue #17 are on the website, but some of them aren't yet in fully formatted form. To access those articles, try searching for the title with the basic search described above. (Alternatively, if one sees an article listed in the table of contents for an issue less than 17, for example issue #11, but there is no link to the article, use the link on the page to TOC11-alt.html, which contains the text of all articles in issue #11. But the "alt" files are incompletely formatted.)
Note, however, that the CVO website carries additional materials besides CV articles. This includes materials from the Workers' Advocate (1969-1993), the Workers' Advocate Supplement, the Seattle Communist Study Group, Detroit Workers' Voice, the Detroit Workers' Voice email list, and Struggle.
One can use google to find articles in this site. For example, to search for everything on a "particular subject" on the CVO website, one would enter the following into Google search:
"particular subject" site:www.communistvoice.org
Thus, to find all the references to the carbon tax, one would use
"carbon tax" site:www.communistvoice.org
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