Re: [RDA-L] References to a section that doesn't exist?

2008-11-28 Thread Gene Fieg
I am through chapter three. I have found a few misreferences or references that were only vaguely connected to the data element involved. As far as chapter three is concerned, it has to be rewritten and made a lot more compact. It strikes me that with all the references in each section, that

Re: [RDA-L] References to a section that doesn't exist?

2008-11-28 Thread Suzuki, Keiko
It seems many of these misnumbered references through out the final draft. I wonder this could be considered not only the typos of the instruction numbers, but also having errors in Online RDA for linking each related instructions and/or creating certain workflows ... I was also feel

Re: [RDA-L] References to a section that doesn't exist?

2008-11-28 Thread Mark Ehlert
Keiko Suzuki wrote: I was also feel discouraged to see the [RDA] table of contents file (itself contains 113 p.!?) posted today. I hazard to think this is an exploded view of the online version of the contents rather than something one would properly use for a paper-based product. Mark K.

Re: [RDA-L] References to a section that doesn't exist?

2008-11-28 Thread J. McRee Elrod
Greta said: It could be misnumbered, did you look at the nearby rules? I've found two misnumbered references already. I wonder if these blind and wrong references are the result of renumbering in successive drafts, as opposed to typos? Whatever the cause, this can not be a final draft. When