Carol Ido
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Hello,
We will reach out to TeachingBooks and request metadata for their collections.
Please note that TeachingBooks currently does not share metadata with us, so establishing a new metadata feed may take longer than it would with providers that already supply regular updates.
Kind regards,
Tamar Ganor
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Hello,
We are working with East View to streamline their planned platform change.
You can also track the updates in the Known Issues platform:
https://supportcenter.clarivate.com/s/known-issues/knowledge-detail?language=en_US&recordId=kA2QO00000108Ej0AI
I will post here once the migration is completed.
Kind regards,
Tamar Ganor
Content Product Manager
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Hello,
We will reach out to this provider, and ask for the metadata for this collection.
Thanks,
Tamar Ganor
Content Product Manager
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This is still an issue with CDI. Our users often encounter an abstract that is labeled as an article. This leads to a lot of frustration!
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This is a separate idea I suggested but it is related:
https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308173-alma/suggestions/49152263-end-date-confusion
End date confusion
Inconsistent formatting of dates in different places in Alma leads to confusion. Dates in coverage statements are fomatted mm/dd/yyyy but dates in other places, such as 'Creation date' or 'Modification date' are sometimes formatted dd/mm/yyyy. Ex Libris should start using a standard and consistent date format, namely, the ISO 8601 Date and time format, YYYY-MM-DD, see https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.htmlAn error occurred while saving the comment
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Please use ISO 8601 format! I have come across records where both dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy formats are used - see the attached screenshot.
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I second Elizabeth York's comment from November 15, 2024.
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Also please add a collection for Policy Commons: Open Collection module