Martin Gränicher
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Thank you for this suggestion, while reviewing this idea – we’d like to share that direction would be to allow users to label their saved searches , similar to the way they can label the saved records
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This could also improve ISBN search in a catalog where a majority of records contain ISBNs without hyphens: As it is now, users pasting hyphenated ISBNs e.g. from Amazon come up empty, even if the work is in the catalog.
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Thank you for posting this idea, April.
What I would expect the system to do is to either
- hide the service from all users that are not logged in as soon as a rule hides it from a single user group or
- offer administrators the possibility to hide the service from all users which have no user group (i.e. which are not logged in).