Ok, I'll bite, and then I'm going to leave ;
Bernhard Eversberg <ev_at_biblio.tu-bs.de> wrote:
> Easy answers? Obviously not.
And that's a real shame; catalogers are the input to any catalog. If
the input doesn't reflect what we need in the output, then what?
> Produce reliable results
What's reliable?
> Clearly display differences
Differences between what?
> Bring together what belongs together
Based on the notion of what?
> Present meaningful choices
What does meaningful mean?
> Locate what users want
As opposed to what you've got? Or what they want which you *do* got?
This is not going to be easy. :)
Regards,
Alex
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