I would also like to remind us that the context of author profiles resides
is not only open, but also carry different flavors or variations,
particularly in the context of Social Web, where something like WebID,
OpenID, OAuth, can function as SSO (single sign-on), delegated sign-on, etc.
in social
Mike Tribby wrote:
Thomas provides an iteration of what RDA says about information that may
be
used in an authority record, but I think Gene's point has more to do with
what we _should_ include in an authority record rather than what various
information RDA sanctions for possible use. There
One can get all kinds of stuff by searching Google.
I once made a type of search that brought up the names of my father and
mother (both dead) with their social security numbers.
There are way too many clever people out there willing pick someone else's
pocket if they can get to the infomation
Kevin said:
The choice of elements to be included in an authority record are entirely up
to the policy of the agency creating the record.
Obviously standardization or consistency is no longer considered of value.
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I participated in a discussion last week where the issues of email
privacy (in particular, but other personal info was implied) came
up--the discussion was about author profiles, not that far from name
authorities. I think this is an issue that we do need to think
about--and the notion about
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I participated in a discussion last week where the issues of email
privacy (in particular
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