Would "finding a permanent fiduciary agent" call for some degree of
organizational formalization? Wouldn't somebody or bodies have to "sign for"
Code4Lib on this agreement with this agent, and wouldn't their role therefore
have to be, to some degree, permanent?
Sorry, but just wondering...
La
As someone who didn't go this year but who kept getting excited messages from
colleagues who were there, being able to check in to the live stream or watch
things afterward was wonderful!
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, and thanks, to Ashley, Steven and Josh
Would you mind if some Georgia people came?
Laura
Laura Akerman
Technology and Metadata Librarian
Robert W. Woodruff Library
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga. 30322
(404) 373-8241
lib...@emory.edu
From: Code for Libraries on behalf of Forrest,
Stuart
Sent
Karen,
It's hard to say what "basics" are. We had a learning group at Emory that
covered a lot of the "what is it", including mostly what you've listed but also
the environment (library and cultural heritage, and larger environment), but we
had a harder time getting to the "what do you do with
Another newbie (can't say how innocent) is interested in the answer to this
and seeing that there isn't one for the Southeast, wonders what it would take
to create one?
Or, if that's out of reach for now, whether a visitor from below the
Mason-Dixon line would be unwelcome or not to one of
The real key to moving libraries away from MARC will probably be transformation
of the sharing situation. Open linked data gives promise of being able to do
this (if everyone was able to harvest whatever "triples" they needed for
whatever they wanted to describe) -- but wouldn't there need to b
As someone who's never been to Code4Lib, really wants to go, tried on "Black
Wednesday" but unfortunately had meetings all morning that prevented her from
getting to it until it was too late--
When do wait list people usually find out they're in, if they get in?
Plane reservations get more expe
