Hi Stuart,
First thought (or what should have been my first thought): what problem(s) are
you trying to solve?
I sometime wish I had software that is better geared for service management
(including incident management, CRM and documentation), but in our small
organisation with three main
Hi Katie,
Although I am not the best person to give opinions about repository software in
general, could I ask you to share reasons for considering a different IR system?
What would you like the software to do that your current software doesn't? What
do your users say about your current IR?
I
Thanks, Owen. Huginn looks great! I use both IFTTT and Zapier, but the
need for others to host my service bus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_service_bus was still
nagging. Zapier has a limited free service, but does allow webhooks.
I have looked at and tested Apache Camel (with
This will not answer your question, but LIBER has a response to the TDM
API policies:
http://libereurope.eu/news/over-40-signatories-ask-elsevier-to-withdraw-tdm
-policy/ Peter Murray-Rust posted quite a few times about it on his blog
too, e.g. http://blogs.ch.cam.ac.uk/pmr/2014/06/10/6054/
The
Hi Richard,
Thanks for posting, and thanks to Janifer Gatenby for supplying the answer.
So my assumption that if someone uses/has a pseudonym, it always refers to
a different public identity was wrong? Who decides what should become just
a new name for an existing identity, and what a different
Hi Stuart,
I don't have a copy of the official standard, but from the documents on
the ISNI website I remember that there are name variations and 'public
identities' (as the lemma on Wikipedia also uses). I'm not sure where the
borderline is or who decides when different names are different
Hi,
Of course there are more identifier systems (or domains, if you will).
Most/many authors in The Netherlands have a Digital Author Identifier
(DAI), which is the record number in the GGC (Gemeenschappelijk
Geautomatiseerd Catalogiseersysteem), or Shared Automated Catalogue
system.
The DAIs
I'm confused.
Whose back? ;)
On 05-06-14 13:52, Riley Childs rchi...@cucawarriors.com wrote:
Yay their back¡
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Hi Laura,
Here are some reasons I may have overheard.
Stuck halfway: We have an OAI-PMH endpoint, so we're open, right?
Lack of funding for sorting out our own rights: We gathered metadata from
various sources and integrated the result - we even call ourselves Open
L*y - but we [don't have
Ben Companjen
Information scientist
ben.compan...@dans.knaw.nl
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Skype: bencompanjen
Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS)
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www.dans.knaw.nl http://www.dans.knaw.nl/ for more information and
contact details. DANS
Not sure I can answer at all, but by web filter, are you referring to
content filtering, to e.g. block adult content/all content from certain
domains? Or something like Adblock Plus/Ghostery/ShareMeNot/NoScript to
selectively download and execute advertisements, trackers/beacons, any
scripts?
Ben
Ohh, that's a nice mug! I broke my Public Domain Review mug [1] before its
first use at the office (I was so excited to finally get it that I dropped
it on the way to the coffee machine), so I'm back to using the
non-personal office mugs…
So thanks, Riley, for bringing back the store!
I am
Hi Jon,
Regarding the 'returning only relevant part' vs. 'returning whole
document':
It is not 'wrong' to include more than just what you asked for. I don't
know about any guideline that says how much extra should/could be
included. For example, if you ask for a description of me, I might want
Hi Eric,
While I'm no archivist by training (information systems engineer I am),
I've learned a thing or two from having to work with EAD and its basis for
use, ISAD(G) (all citations below are from ISAD(G), 2nd edition). As with
all information modelling, either inside or outside the Linked Data
The MODS schema, like any other schema, defines elements and their
contents (via contentTypes), so a processor could infer that
modsCollection is the only element that is not part of any element's
contentType[*]. I'm thinking of creating an XSL stylesheet (or maybe an
XQuery) that finds these
Cool!
My first thought on this topic was: give the program an XML schema, and
generate possible documents with the correct datatypes etc. (Something
like that must exist somewhere, right?) Does it happen to work anything
like that, or is it hardcoded to generate these specific elements?
Ben
On
once I start implementing other metadata
formats.
Josh Welker
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Karen,
The URIs you gave get me to webpages *about* the Declaration of
Independence. I'm sure it's just a copy/paste mistake, but in this context
you want the exact right URIs of course. And by better I guess you meant
probably more widely used and probably longer lasting? :)
LOC URI for the DoI
I could have known it was a test! ;)
Thanks Karen :)
On 06-11-13 15:20, Karen Coyle li...@kcoyle.net wrote:
I guess if I want anyone to answer my emails, I need to post mistakes.
Those are smart words! Can I quote them?
:P
Regards,
Ben
On 4-6-2013 1:40, stuart yeates wrote:
On 04/06/13 11:18, Karen Coyle wrote:
Ta da! That did it, Kyle. Why on earth do we all them smart quotes ?!
Because they look damn sexy when printed on pulp-of-murdered-tree, which
we all know
I filled out the form and submitted my answers (male, not part of the
community) before seeing I can call myself part of the community
according to Ross's example Are you part of the community questions.
But that's just me :)
On 5-12-2012 20:56, Bohyun Kim wrote:
I just want to say BIG
Hi Simon,
Thanks for your reply.
I have used xmpincl and recently stumbled upon pdfx [1] for producing
PDF/A compliant files (which require some XMP).
I started work on extending pdfx's functionality to support some more
URIs and embedded reference lists [2], but reading through some of the
Hi all,
I have been wondering whether it is possible to put a bibliography (list
of references in a journal article, for example) in an XMP packet in a
PDF document. Having read about efforts to get the references from a
document by parsing text, I thought it might make sense (and be
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