Kevin M. Randall wrote (in the Autocat LC series thread):
>The two purposes--transcription and controlled access--are
>entirely separate issues and must not be confused with each other. A
>controlled access point must remain free to be modified as changes are
>made in the authority record, so that means it *cannot* be used to store
>transcribed data.
That point needs to me made to JSC. RDA draft part one speaks of
having controlled access points subsitute for transcribed data. That
could could lead of massive confusion, as women marry, corporate
bodies change name, etc., not to mention the loss of phrases such as
"adapted by", "translated by" etc.
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