Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
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J. McRee Elrod wrote:
imposes structure where it isn't helpful (e.g., where it was based on
obsolete card design).
Every word of your post rang true, until I reached that last
sentence. Insofar as the old unit card structure is reflected in the
choice
Weinheimer Jim schrieb:
... we can begin to consider exactly what catalogers can
provide our patrons that the Googles and the Yahoos cannot.
Broadly, it is probably the aspect of bringing together what
belongs together:
-- works by one author
-- versions of a work
-- parts of a multipart or
Bernhard Eversberg said:
For everyday use, URIs are much too cumbersome.
Absolutely true! Try a verbal tag for the difference between MARC 130
and 240 for example. MARC's language neutral number tags were a
stroke of genius.
imposes structure where it isn't helpful (e.g., where it was based
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