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Our database management group has a number of cleanup projects going, especially with gov docs and serials. Being able to add multiple items to a review file at one time would be handy.
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Definitely a yes. A history is supposed to provide sufficient information to track down who did what. The current implementation does not.
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This should be an Opt In|Out or have a way to limit the depth of the histories. With larger libraries this could have data storage implications. My library has more than 7 million volumes and there are a number of reasons why an item might be edited multiple times over its life time. (Transfers, call number updates, local notes...)
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Agree with all of the above. We have several collections, which could benefit from this.
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10 votes
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22 votes
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15 votes
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8 votes
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5 votes
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7 votes
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7 votes
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15 votes
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7 votes
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Also, my institution uses a custom Blacklight installation instead of Vega for discovery. Attached is a paper explaining issues we ran into with Arabic scripts. It may provide insight into the issues you are seeing.
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For the Sierra client, the white square issue can sometimes be helped by updating the preferred languages in Windows. In win11: Language settings ->Preferred Languages. Install the relevant language. Reboot Windows and see how it goes.
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15 votes
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33 votes
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We are almost always sitting at the limit. Staff turnover also adds to the difficulty in determining ownership. Being able to see initials and last date and time would be a huge help. The ability to rename would be another win. What may seem like a descriptive name to the original owner may be a mystery to others.
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A variety of reasons can cause a branch to close (and sometimes quite quickly.) This enables the admin to quickly and accurately update the holdings availability for each branch. This provides better service to the patrons.
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If you are an academic with multiple libraries across campus, this is a must have to avoid very annoyed patrons.