dealing with sequence collections

[Mitch Harris]

I -love- these collections of sequences...

> A000053, A000054, A001049, A001356, A001491, A002651, A003671-A003673,

> A003675-A003678, A003786, A005600, A005601, A006833, A006834, A007656,

> A007826, A008684-A008686, A008744-A008746, A009734, A011554, A011763, 
> A011765, A011766, A011770, A011771, A027440, A027884, A027885,
A029925,
> A029915-A029928, A031139, A033171-A033174, A038674, A051121, A053401, 
> A053402, A053406, A054245, A055069, A056958, A056997-A056999, 
> A057347-A057350, A057430, A057720, A058317, A058318, A060512, A060513,

> A060958, A061251, A063516, A064172, A064265-A064267, A064296, 
> A070058-A070060, A070062-A070064, A070273, A072171, A072550, A072915, 
> A073304, A073305, A078300-A078302, A080915, A080916, A081098-A081101, 
> A081244, A081245, A081799-A081803, A081813-A081826, A084427, A084989, 
> A085735, A087778, A090232, A090651, A091786, A091978, A093907,
A097105,
> A098476, A100000, A100017, A100487, A100488, A101111, A101284-A101287,

> A101312, A101358, A101647-A101649, A101944, A104019, A104034, A104101,

> A106605, A106806, A107273-A107276, A109553, A109618, A109952, A111167,

> A113529, A114062, A115100, A115417, A116369, A116386, A116448,
A117635,
> A118652, A118661, A118662, A119406, A120441, A121818, A122559, A123456

...but I find it difficult to appreciate the sequences as a whole. It is
too time-consuming to look at more than a couple. If they are each
presented simply as an A number, I have to perform a keyboard procedure
that, though for one sequence is not so much trouble, for three or more
is prohibitive for appreciating the collection (the list of A numbers
justs sits there staring me in the face).

Is there an easier way for an interested person to deal with such a
list? Currently, for each A number, the simplest way for me to see the
sequence entry is to cut and paste it to the OEIS lookup site, prepended
with "id:". What I would like is simply a URL (one mouse click rather
than click-drag-change_window-paste-return). In coming up with such
lists myself in the past I find that creating the list of just A numbers
is about the same amount of work as coming up with the URL (one is just
a cut-and-paste of the A number from the sequence entry, the other just
a cut-and-paste of the sequence page's URL (or actually even easier on
my mouse fingers, a right-mouse click (and 'Copy link location') on the 
link).

And email itself is great... but even better would be to give such a
list a less transitory web presence by making it into a web page.
Presumably (?) it is intended to be part of the OEIS (a new index entry
or a special new keyword (probably not)) but in the meantime it can be a
work in progress, a special interests web page (at the OEIS or somewhere
personal, it doesn't matter).

So, for the convenience of the reader, how about (in the future) URLs 
instead of just A numbers?

Mitch


> This list is doubtless incomplete; I certainly couldn't look at every 
> single sequence.  It was compiled by searching for certain words, and 
> examining the results.