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by Heidi Hoerman on Sep 30, 2008

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  • LaureNoel Lauren Noel Thank you for posting this! I have been hunting for articles that would help explain RDA et al. to public service librarians. Your presentation brilliantly sums up the current state of things and highlights the larger issues. 1 year ago Reply
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  • guest8f60020 guest8f60020 Heidi, I've heard that you have reversed your position later, Too bad. I think you are correct. The new developments desired by Diane Hillmann would better be achieved by addressing systems rather than individual bibliographic records. We should be building catalogues, not dickering with records, trusting some IT folk will make a catalogue of them. --Mac Elrod. 3 years ago Reply
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  • smartbroad Diane I. Hillmann , Partner at Metadata Management Associates Sorry, Heidi, but I think you've missed the boat on this. RDA is more than the cataloging rules--take a look at the provisional registration of the RDA Elements, Roles and Values at: http://metadataregistry.org. All of this is imperfect but a start, and it's just unfortunate that too many people are busy trying to derail it. Having just returned from Europe, which is generally very excited by this work and eager to see it succeed, it's sad to see US librarians not looking deeply into what's really behind the proposed changes, and betraying a deep ignorance of its important implications.
    -- Diane Hillmann
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