In which we learn that MTIA doesn't understand scare quotes:

Dhaliwal et al (2023). Managing 'sick days' in patients with chronic conditions: An exploration of patient and healthcare provider experiences. Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy, 26(4), 1746–1756. https://doi.org/10.1111/hex.13789

#medlibs @medlibs #ControlledVocabulary #MachineIndexing

@MissingThePt #SpaceKaren prefers #RapidUnscheduledDissasembly over explosion #ControlledVocabulary #NewSpeak

The Anchor Archive (zine library in Halifax, Nova Scotia) has updated its thesaurus. Check it out, metadata nerds! https://anchorarchive.org/subject-thesaurus

#zines #ZineLibraries #ControlledVocabulary #metadata #critcat #AmandaStevens #AnchorArchive #punkademics

@TedUnderwood Yes, it was along the lines you mention — inferring #metadata from text. I wonder if this might be especially fruitful for generating standard or expected portions of bibliographic metadata, such as a summary note. Or if something like this could be used to help a #cataloger properly identify subject terms from a specific #controlledvocabulary? Interesting to ponder.

Feel nicely at home in this #hashtag #folksonomy driven search world. Controlled chaos compared to my heavy #taxonomy #ontology #ControlledVocabulary focused day job. Feels like 2008 when I moved my blog - Too Sexy for my Books - to Wordpress and installed Ubuntu on my desktop. Such heady carefree days.