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Yes, this would be something we'd want, as long as we could decide what the patrons can opt out of.
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Another unintended consequence is that if a patron who has an email account that works for everything else, just bounced randomly in LX and thus now blocked forever, they also get removed from our other notification systems (OrangeBoy/Savannah specifically), which we use for marketing e-blasts. OrangeBoy/Savannah looks at the account in Sierra on a weekly basis to confirm the e-mail address has not changed. If the patron's notice bounced, then after a week they will no longer get our other e-mail communications.
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We have random patrons who are receiving their library notices via LX Starter and then suddenly they hard bounce.
Once they have a hard bounce, at least in some cases, we see a message in LX that says “The email address … is invalid because it bounced the last email that was sent to it. Unless you replace this email address with a valid one, this contact cant be emailed.”
E-mail that we send directly to this same patron from the same “from” address (but isn’t a notice going through III) does not bounce. Also, the patron has already put our email address in their safe senders list. Having them put that address in their safe senders/address book/contacts does not seem to mitigate the issue. We don’t want to tell patrons to keep doing this if it doesn’t work.
Is there any remedy besides telling patrons to set up a different email account just for notices and see how that goes? It seems pointless to tell them to put our email address into their safe senders list if it doesn’t fix it. We can’t put their old address/address that already hard bounced back into their account or at least via the LX backend, so they’d have to give us a different address. Their email address IS valid and it's not reasonable to ask them to create yet another email address just for our notices.
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It would be much easier to have this in Sierra vs. relying on it to be documented somewhere else. With having it in Sierra, we can make sure the system admin is able to maintain that information (won't get overwritten on a spreadsheet somewhere).
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Due to the limitations of Wix forms, we are having to use a 3rd party application instead (OpenForms), therefore not keeping the user/patron on one domain/platform.
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This just came up again. We have two books with the title "France" and no author. A 2024 Lonely Planet France guidebook and the 2023 DK guidebook are included in the same Vega record. The books have separate bibs with unique ISBNs. The explanation is that these bibs are rolling up together because they have the same title (245 $abnp) and no author field to differentiate them either. It's frustrating that Vega won’t let versions of the same title roll up if there is an errant comma in an author field, but two books called “France” it determines are the same. Support directs us to this:
1. If the bib is for a single word or simple title that and has no author, consider adding distinguishing data to the title field to unroll it from the larger work. For Example: A travel guide about Thailand that is simply titled "Thailand" and has no author can be updated in the following way to differentiate the instance from other works with the same title and no author:
a. Include the Guide Series in the title: $a Thailand $b (Lonely Planet)
b. Include the publication year in the title: $a Thailand $b (Lonely Planet 2023)
c. Give the guide series an author designation:
1. Title: Thailand
2. 110 Author: Lonely Planet Travel Guides
d. Some libraries choose to have a single bib record for guides with yearly volumes for each reprint of the guide and use the item volume details to allow the patron to select a particular year's guide.Adding a subtitle that is not actually part of the title to satisfy the software is a deviation from standard cataloging procedure.
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See comment from PrarieCat 1/9/24 on Vega Listserv - https://listserv.iii.com/read/messages?id=507451.
We run into this issue, where a title like Bloom's Literary Places (Paris, London, etc.) were rolling up with travel guides with the same title (i.e., Paris), because in both cases the items in question had the same 245$a and neither had an author. I don't know if this would be remedied by being able to customize or not. Our catalogers would prefer to NOT change the 245 to something other than what's on the book in order to make Vega roll up correctly.
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This was a feature touted as "coming soon" when we became an early adopter. We would like to embed the NYT showcases in our notices, on our Vega WebBuilder/Wix site, etc.