I am hitting the the same issue Milo mentioned for "RELATED CREATOR AND/OR PUBLISHOR:" (also publisher is misspelled). Seconding Milo, showing which institutions have the zine in their collections would be great too. I am eager to see some subjects and points of access (will these be poached from the source records?) Did I miss out on some of the vocab/metadata discussion? AP On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 10:49 AM, Milo <milo@qzap.org> wrote: > Hi All, > > Nice work so far. From my initial browse I noticed two things right off > the bat: > > 1) I looked at the record for Borderlands: It's A Family Affair #2. It > looks like the ingest brought all the creators into a single Entity field > instead of creating records for each individual. Thus " Nia King, juli > jeong martin, Charlotte Albrecht, Jackie Wang, Jillian Ford, Claudia Leung, > Nadia Abou-Karr, Stevie Peace, Patti Duncan > <http://test.zinecat.org/index.php/Browse/objects/key/ecc7411b22d8481e480b6140ebe83778/facet/entity_facet/id/223/view/images>" > looks like an individual persyn. > > 2) Looking at the record for Because the Boss Belongs to Us the "source" > URL is malformed somehow, and is not displaying correctly, which then leads > to a broken link. For that record it looks like it's trying to link to a > CLIO record. You could also add a link to the QZAP record so that both > show up, denoting that the zine exists in both collections (non-evil > WorldCat style.) > > just my initial thoughts. > > Milo Miller > Co-Founder > the Queer Zine Archive Projecthttp://www.qzap.orgmilo@qzap.org > > On 5/7/17 12:46 PM, jenna freedman wrote: > > Dear Advisors, > > We continue to make progress, informed by your feedback, mostly on a > development site: http://test.zinecat.org. We've added zine library logos > to our home page (looks bad in Chrome), uploaded records from each of those > three libraries, brought in date and publication data, and a link back to > the source catalog, so you can find out more about the zine(s) you're > interested in. > > Will you have a look at our dev site and share your reactions, advice, and > questions? > > The records still don't look very pretty, but functional seems like a huge > step. :) > > We'll update the main site on Saturday in anticipation of our public > presentation > <https://gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/event/the-digital-gc-2016-17-year-end-showcase/> > on Wednesday, May 17 at 4:15 at the CUNY Graduate Center, to which you are > invited. Dress: casual. Bring: vegan pastries and venture capitalists > nostalgic for their punk youth. > > With undying affection, > Jenna and the rest of the ZineCat team > <http://browse.zinecat.org/index.php/About/Index>: Alex, Lauren, and Martí > -- > http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info > http://zines.barnard.edu > http://leslzine.storenvy.com > http://radicalreference.info > she, her > >

Exciting update: we have more holdings now, and the Boss record <http://test.zinecat.org/index.php/Detail/objects/1460> links to both of them! On Tue, May 9, 2017 at 4:46 PM, Adam Paradis <adamparadis@gmail.com> wrote: > I am hitting the the same issue Milo mentioned for "RELATED CREATOR > AND/OR PUBLISHOR:" (also publisher is misspelled). Seconding Milo, > showing which institutions have the zine in their collections would be > great too. > > I am eager to see some subjects and points of access (will these be > poached from the source records?) Did I miss out on some of the > vocab/metadata discussion? > > AP > > On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 10:49 AM, Milo <milo@qzap.org> wrote: > >> Hi All, >> >> Nice work so far. From my initial browse I noticed two things right off >> the bat: >> >> 1) I looked at the record for Borderlands: It's A Family Affair #2. It >> looks like the ingest brought all the creators into a single Entity field >> instead of creating records for each individual. Thus " Nia King, juli >> jeong martin, Charlotte Albrecht, Jackie Wang, Jillian Ford, Claudia Leung, >> Nadia Abou-Karr, Stevie Peace, Patti Duncan >> <http://test.zinecat.org/index.php/Browse/objects/key/ecc7411b22d8481e480b6140ebe83778/facet/entity_facet/id/223/view/images>" >> looks like an individual persyn. >> >> 2) Looking at the record for Because the Boss Belongs to Us the "source" >> URL is malformed somehow, and is not displaying correctly, which then leads >> to a broken link. For that record it looks like it's trying to link to a >> CLIO record. You could also add a link to the QZAP record so that both >> show up, denoting that the zine exists in both collections (non-evil >> WorldCat style.) >> >> just my initial thoughts. >> >> Milo Miller >> Co-Founder >> the Queer Zine Archive Projecthttp://www.qzap.orgmilo@qzap.org >> >> On 5/7/17 12:46 PM, jenna freedman wrote: >> >> Dear Advisors, >> >> We continue to make progress, informed by your feedback, mostly on a >> development site: http://test.zinecat.org. We've added zine library >> logos to our home page (looks bad in Chrome), uploaded records from each of >> those three libraries, brought in date and publication data, and a link >> back to the source catalog, so you can find out more about the zine(s) >> you're interested in. >> >> Will you have a look at our dev site and share your reactions, advice, >> and questions? >> >> The records still don't look very pretty, but functional seems like a >> huge step. :) >> >> We'll update the main site on Saturday in anticipation of our public >> presentation >> <https://gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/event/the-digital-gc-2016-17-year-end-showcase/> >> on Wednesday, May 17 at 4:15 at the CUNY Graduate Center, to which you are >> invited. Dress: casual. Bring: vegan pastries and venture capitalists >> nostalgic for their punk youth. >> >> With undying affection, >> Jenna and the rest of the ZineCat team >> <http://browse.zinecat.org/index.php/About/Index>: Alex, Lauren, and >> Martí >> -- >> http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info >> http://zines.barnard.edu >> http://leslzine.storenvy.com >> http://radicalreference.info >> she, her >> >> > -- http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info http://zines.barnard.edu http://leslzine.storenvy.com http://radicalreference.info she, her