Hi gang: It was observed on several occasions in the past that the term `baskets' is not very nice PR wise. If we would like to change it, then now would be the perfect time, before Invenio v1.0 is out.
Here are some candidates that have been floating in the air, together with some observations about them that I recollect. (Disclaimer: the observations below try to summarize various musings and positions, although they also probably bear some personal bias of mine.) * Your Baskets (used so far, so quite a few users are acquainted with this term already; but may evoke strange associations, e.g. like a shopping cart, e.g. like a waste basket, e.g. like sport shoes (French pun), which may be a problem notably for new INSPIRE users) * Your Bookshelves (perhaps the most popular alternative to baskets, if we keep the current module philosophy (i.e. not thinking about tagging here); but bookshelf is not always a correct representation for digital material and may sound somewhat old-fashioned and/or out of place at times) * Your Shelves * Your Folders * Your Binders * Your Briefcase * Your Backpack (alternative names, some meant for fun only :) some serious alternatives; usually they were considered less sexy than bookshelves (e.g. binders) or having other unwanted associations (e.g. folders)) * Your Personal Library / Your Library (self-explanatory name, but may be a bit long, and baskets can be shared with groups and others) * Your Collections (similar line as Your Library but more modern-looking; e.g. already in use at EPFL; but while it would not be a problem to introduce this term for account-free sites like INSPIRE, for general Invenio sites with basketting tradition it would require to speed up the integration of personal collections with main search collections, as mused about at <https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/CDS/InvenioUsabilityYourCDS>) What are our preferences? Can we clear-cut this question for good now that the forthcoming release of Invenio v1.0 gives us an ideal opportunity window? Best regards -- Tibor Simko
