At 06:30 AM 7/21/2008, Armin Stephan wrote:
Am 18 Jul 2008 um 12:25 hat Kevin M. Randall geschrieben:
Even if PDFs were to be free, as Steven
suggests,
that's not going to be a viable option for some people/institutions;
some
may not be able to download and/or use a PDF,
I can't imagine
Am 21 Jul 2008 um 9:26 hat Kevin M. Randall geschrieben:
At 06:30 AM 7/21/2008, Armin Stephan wrote:
Am 18 Jul 2008 um 12:25 hat Kevin M. Randall geschrieben:
Even if PDFs were to be free, as Steven
suggests,
that's not going to be a viable option for some
people/institutions;
Kevin M. Randall wrote:
We who are blessed with most of the latest technology money can buy
need to
remember to think outside of our own immediate surroundings and
experience.
Although the idea of RDA in PDF may sound good, there are some problems:
1) if it were produced as a full document
subscription costsFull draft of RDA delivered
Well said! And how!
Robin M. Mize
Technical Services Librarian
Brenau University
Gainesville, GA 30501
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike Tribby wrote:
For a change I was actually saddened that my place of employment would not be
open last Friday in observance
At 12:03 PM 7/18/2008, Arakawa, Steven wrote:
This is somewhat implied by the snippet from Marjorie Bloss below, but I'd
be interested in opinions as to whether this model would work:
1. What if OCLC makes RDA available to its subscribers online, as it does
with Bibliographic Formats
If I may be permitted a moment of complete skepticism, much of this really
strikes me as fiddling while Rome burns. There are agencies out there right
now coming up with new ideas and experimenting with really interesting new
tools while we are stuck arguing over matters that our users don't care
James Weinheimer wrote:
So, it's quite ironic that libraries, who have always been about the open
flow of information, shoot themselves in the foot on exactly this point.
Indeed. That's why I actually brought the question up about the
availability and accessibility of the full version.
In
Well said! And how!
Robin M. Mize
Technical Services Librarian
Brenau University
Gainesville, GA 30501
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike Tribby wrote:
For a change I was actually saddened that my place of employment would not be
open last Friday in observance of Independence Day. It's not from a lack
I see that the RDA list software (or my own dear MSOutlook?) has mangled my
posting, dropping words, separating and repeating other words and inserting
exclamation points where none existed in what I sent. Technology marches on.
If any of you care, I have repaired the text below.
Mike Tribby
/ Resource Description and Access
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Tribby
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2008 12:51 PM
To: RDA-L@INFOSERV.NLC-BNC.CA
Subject: Re: [RDA-L] RDA subscription costsFull draft of RDA delivered
I see that the RDA list software (or my own dear MSOutlook?) has mangled my
Mike Tribby wrote:
The resending mangled my posting again, with a soupcon of difference.
Good thing I'm not
paranoid.
I'm used to seeing very long paragraphs in emails broken into two with
an exclamation point marking the break. My guess is that it's the
listserv software (or listproc or
costsFull draft of RDA delivered
Mike Tribby wrote:
The resending mangled my posting again, with a soupcon of difference.
Good thing I'm not
paranoid.
I'm used to seeing very long paragraphs in emails broken into two with an
exclamation point marking the break. My guess is that it's the listserv
From Karen Coyle:
If that Karen is me, then you have somehow gotten the mistaken idea that I
have anything to do with RDA development and marketing. I don't.
On the contrary, my idea is that you are a member of a large group discussing
RDA development and offering what I take to be informed
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