Thingology (LibraryThing's ideas blog): Build the Open Shelves Classification - The Diigo Meta page

• 14 Nov 09
  

  LIS

• 22 Oct 09
  

  Penny Swan

  classification cataloguing libraries

• 23 Feb 09
  

  Matt Smidt

  Thingology is LibraryThing's ideas blog, on the philosophy and methods of tags, libraries and suchnot.

  osc librarything library library2.0 cataloging classification opensource

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  Matt Smidt

  Thingology is LibraryThing's ideas blog, on the philosophy and methods of tags, libraries and suchnot.

  osc librarything library library2.0 cataloging classification opensource

• 21 Feb 09
  

  Marty McGowan

  library dewey decimal osc open shelves classification

• 12 Sep 08
  

  Kent Sin
• 05 Sep 08
  

  Alain Marois

  taxonomy classification blog library2.0 opensource

• 13 Aug 08
  

  Mace Ojala

  a new, modern alternative to Dewey Decimal System is suggested and discussed. I like the element of humbleness and that information management shouldn't be based on mental models of 1870s, like Dewey. Surely other alternatives to Dewey exist too

  open classification library information management dewey oclc licensing for:eke

• 25 Jul 08
  

  Troy B

  classification cataloguing folksonomies books

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  Liz Haynes

  cataloging classification dewey taxonomy

• 13 Jul 08
  

  Jeremy Price

  opensource organization information books

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  Jedd Bartlett

  The Dewey Decimal System® was great for its time, but it's outlived that. Libraries today should not be constrained by the mental models of the 1870s, doomed to tinker with an increasingly irrelevant system. Nor should they be forced into a proprietary system-copyrighted, trademarked and licensed by a single entity-expensive to adopt and encumbered by restrictions on publishing detailed schedules or coordinating necessary changes.\n

  folksonomy classification taxonomy

• 10 Jul 08
  

  Ratcatcher

  interesting idea

  opensource classification in:thingology

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  Carole McEwan

  classification librarything opensource taxonomy ddc

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  Grretchen Keer
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  This all seems to be a nice example of...
  
  Library 2.0 Marketing 101:
  
  Mischaracterize a time tested library tool you don't really understand and then propose your own radical new solution that isn't actually new and could actually make the problem w

  Cataloging Classification OpenSource Taxonomy

• 09 Jul 08
  

  dewey bibliothèques

• 08 Jul 08
  

  Joshua Neff

  I don't know if this will really take off or not, but I applaud the audacity and optimism. Go, Tim!

  cataloging libraries library

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