2009/9/14 Jonathan Rochkind <rochk...@jhu.edu>: > Seriously, don't use OpenURL unless you really can't find anything else that > will do, or you actually want your OpenURLs to be used by the existing 'in > the wild' OpenURL resolvers. In the latter case, don't count on them doing > anything in particular or consistent with 'novel' OpenURLs, like ones that > put an end-user access URL in rft_id... don't expect actually existing in > the wild OpenURLs to do anything in particular with that.
Jonathan, I am getting seriously mixed messages from you on this thread. In one message, you'll strongly insist that some facility in OpenURL is or isn't useful; in the next, you'll be saying that the whole standard is dead. The last time I was paying serious attention to OpenURL, that certainly wasn't true -- has something happened in the last few months to make it so?
