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Convert MARC records to BIBFRAME2 RDF
The MARC 242 field has two mandatory subfields: $a and $y See [https://www.oclc.org/bibformats/en/2xx/242.html](https://www.oclc.org/bibformats/en/2xx/242.html) The marc2bibframe2 specifications have 'ignore" on subfield $y so titles with the variant type 'translated' do not...
@osma offered a small patch to the documentation to account for the increased flexibility of the configuration and mapping files. The configuration system (such as it is) should be somewhat...
The OCLC Work identifier URIs are intended to group like works together, thus if found they should be turned into an Identifier at the level of a bf:Work instead of...
$1 subfields for real world objects are ignored, at least for 6XX fields. Is there any possibility they could be added to the conversion? They contain useful information, like Wikidata...
Has there been any consideration to in the spec to reconcile 6XXs with FAST URIs? It could be relatively easy with the right second indicator 2, $7, and $0 combination...
It is not clear why field 046 (Special coded dates) is ignored in bib records when there is a specification for conversion in authority records. At a minimum, the same...
Field 382 (Medium of performance) has a subfield r for Total number of individuals performing alongside ensembles, subfield s for Total number of performers and subfield t for Total number...
In regard to internationalization, the logic for applying language tags needs work for parallel-script fields (880), e.g. with translations or parallel titles. **Incorrect Language Tags and Script Subtags** For example,...
Administrative metadata needs a serious examination in light of needs for recording provenance and for maintaining linked data in a distributed library environment. This issue, however, is beyond the scope...
I'm wondering about the way the converter seems to couple together information from 490 and 830 series statement fields. It seems to me that it walks through both kinds of...
