When one has questions about RDA and is so closely involved in the import of RDA to one's work, wouldn't prudence argue for acquiring a copy of the standard in question? Even if one wishes to eschew RDA's use generally and wants to avoid the ongoing subscription costs, there is now a paper version available for use as a reference text: pairing "strongly worded" with being unknowledgeable is rarely a felicitous combination.
John F. Myers, Catalog Librarian Schaffer Library, Union College 807 Union St. Schenectady NY 12308 518-388-6623 mye...@union.edu -----Original Message----- Deborah Tomares wrote: I sent the question around publicly because I was not sure if this was a hitherto-unknown RDA provision that I was coming across, instead of a single rogue cataloger. My posting was a request for information, albeit worded a bit strongly in places.
