Karen Coyle wrote:
>
> For certain purposes, yes, you organize data in records. But your
> records must be designed such that the data can be used in other
> contexts. Our records don't allow us to do this now.
That's not because of their being *records*.
> If we wish to do
> linking and to take advantage of data on the Web that could be related
> to our bibliographic data, then we must change how our data is stored.
> Names could be freely floating, if properly identified with URIs.
I'd have to see working examples, end to end, to understand it. My
imagination isn't up to this, somehow...
B.Eversberg
Received on Wed Mar 04 2009 - 10:31:40 EST