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Absolutely! Patrons shouldn't be stopped from placing a hold on a roll-up when there are other editions there that could suffice.
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The product team will review this idea for consideration for a future release.
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I apologize for the erroneous update. The change we made in Nov/Dec of 2024 did not actually deliver the requested functionality in this idea request. Changing status back to Under Review.
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This says Anonymous but it was actually our idea - to expand upon this, it would be ideal to be able to exclude econtent even when a location filter is not applied. Having it as an option to exclude it in general would be an improvement.
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Displaying is important, but retrieval is arguably even more important. Indexing subfield c is key for that. There are many examples where results can't be retrieved, because the authorized name from the 1xx/7xx field isn't the one being searched (e.g. Steve Brezenoff produces over 60 results in the PAC, but only 1 result in Vega, because the authorized name is Steven Brezenoff) - how would a patron know to find/search the authorized name instead? Do they even know what an authorized name is? More likely they would just assume the library doesn't have those items and abandon their search.
Please vote on this idea to index subfield c: https://ideas.iii.com/forums/951766-vega-discover/suggestions/49792655-index-245-subfield-c
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There are many examples of when the name of an author/contributor as pictured on the item, listed in the 245 $c, is different from the version in the authorized 1xx or 7xx field. As such, the 245 $c needs to be indexed for searching, since that is what patrons are more likely to search by - they have no idea about authorized versions of names in LC, much less what they would be for any given author/contributor. Additionally, a recent example illustrated to us that even when they are very close to what the authorized name is, they could still miss finding what they need - searching "AJ Pearce" as pictured on the item doesn't retrieve the same results as when searching "A. J. Pearce", which is the authorized version. A patron wouldn't know this.
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Yes, also bulk undelete please!
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We have a consortium account that is shared with all our libraries, and some of our libraries have Advantage accounts, but we also have a library that has their own separate OverDrive account (not Advantage) through which they buy additional content just for their own patrons - we would need all the content their patrons can access to show up on their collection site rather than making them pick one or the other.