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08:31:27 From Felix Hemme (ZBW) to Everyone:
Link to agenda: https://wiki.folio.org/x/TDG-BQ
08:31:53 From Alissa Hafele to Everyone:
I can do it
08:32:15 From Felix Hemme (ZBW) to Everyone:
Thank you Alissa
08:32:36 From Alissa Hafele to Everyone:
No problem!
08:57:48 From Laura (she/they) to Everyone:
we don't use these scripts in our call number data, just the bibliographic/instance data
08:58:13 From Felix Hemme (ZBW) to Everyone:
I will ask Christin from the hbz library consortia about potential use cases. I've heard they are in contact with a special library with a large hebrew collection.
08:58:14 From Jennifer Eustis (she/her) to Everyone:
It's not a use case here in the 5C as far as I know. Our call numbers are either LC, cutter and don't use the scripts
08:58:20 From Felix Hemme (ZBW) to Everyone:
But IDK about the call numbers
08:59:27 From Sharon Wiles-Young to Everyone:
sorry I have to run to another meeting. Thanks
08:59:29 From Lynne Fors to Everyone:
Do any of the Chinese Folio libraries use non-Latin characters in their call numbers?
08:59:37 From Lisa F. (Cataloging) to Everyone:
It's the series/serials - if there were a case where the numbering caption was in a script - but I don't think anyone does that, we use the latin captions for numbering (we wouldn't have been able to print labels otherwise)
09:00:03 From Charlotte Whitt to Everyone:
I’ll also talk with Peter Murray who works with Mashud
09:05:15 From Felix Hemme (ZBW) to Everyone:
Having the ability to omit fields like the enum./chronology from effective call number would be interesting as well
09:09:29 From Jennifer Eustis (she/her) to Everyone:
Thank you Charlotte
09:09:43 From Alissa Hafele to Everyone:
Please add me as well
09:11:05 From Lisa F. (Cataloging) to Everyone:
Sorry, I wasn't clear: there are classed together series where the call number on the individual piece record is actually in the form of 'R12 .B38 no. 1' - I suppose it's possible for numbering to be non latin, but I've never seen one.
09:11:11 From Charlotte Whitt to Everyone:
Yes, I’ll do that Alissa