But, in the version of RDA which I read, at 3.4.1.3 we were referred
to 3.4.1.5 for other unit names (aka SMDs) which may be used in
collation (aka carrier type and extent).
There is only one version of RDA that counts now, and that is the one that
is available through the RDA Toolkit, or, lacking that, the printed
loose-leaf version of RDA sold by ALA, CLA, CILIP, etc. Note that
corrected typos and other changes that are being made at regular update
intervals in the Toolkit will not be reflected in the printed version that
the publishers sell.
It really makes no sense anymore to be referring to earlier drafts of
these rules and basing policies on them. The actual RDA is what counts
now and it really behooves all of us who comment on specific instructions
to have access to it.
Adam
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