Pioneer would LOVE to see more discussion of Bibframe integration in Evergreen.
A couple of us here have tossed around the idea of seeing what we could do
ourselves, but never seem to have the time or discipline to be more focused.
But we think improving discoverability of our resources outside
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> That's a good point, a
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That's a good point, as long as we emerge from this stage as stronger,
smarter, and maturely developed, rather than emotionally stunted, scarred
for life, and unable to move on. :)
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That's a good point, as long as we emerge from this stage as stronger,
smarter, and maturely developed, rather than emotionally stunted,
scarred for life, and unable to move on. :)
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Sarah Childs
Technical Services Department Head
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250 North Fifth Street
I don't know. There's definite value in the adolescent stage, even if it's
ugly and painful. Well, it'll surely be interesting to see where it goes
and it/when it affects Evergreen infrastructure.
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 10:55 AM, Rogan Hamby wrote:
> Just because we can have lived through som
Just because we can have lived through something doesn't mean we wouldn't
like to skip it. I've lived through my oldest child's adolescent years and
would rather have skipped those (probably my own too come to think of it)..
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Adolescence -- in people and in things -- is something through which
we all must live. I wonder if we've all forgotten the adolescences of
AACR2 and MARC? Probably many aren't "senior enough" to have been
around then! :)
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Awkward adolescent is a good description, if kind :)
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 10:37 AM, Sarah Childs
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> I have a similar attitude to you about Bibframe. Is this where we're
> headed? I'm not sure, but surely we've got to move on from MARC, so I'm
> watching with interest to see what happens
I have a similar attitude to you about Bibframe. Is this where we're
headed? I'm not sure, but surely we've got to move on from MARC, so I'm
watching with interest to see what happens. I wish we could have avoided
this awkward adolescent RDA in MARC stage, though.
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Sarah Childs
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I think that at this point it's kind of like RDA - it will be part of the
process even if it's not the actual final thing, and even though what we
see now may be a very different beast by the end it may have the same name
as this thing along with some of its DNA.
And in the spirit of things vaguel
Okay, and I'm not knowledgeable about any of it to get worked up at all. I
am, however, interested to see if this is an actual thing or just another
library idea that ends up being a pain with little added value.
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 9:41 AM, Rogan Hamby wrote:
> A discussion of bibframe cou
A discussion of bibframe could be a very long thread in it's own right. I
don't have strong feelings about it. Any new content / carrier formats
that come out will be compromises.
Frankly, RDA/Bibframe is all fairly underwhelming to me though it going
forward is a good thing and there are potent
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