00:30:50	Bobby Bothmann:	http://bit.ly/RDARelationships
00:43:47	Brian Falato:	Do you have to go into Toolkit to see appendices or are they available elsewhere?
00:50:52	Christine Dunleavy:	What's the difference between $eauthor and $4aut? are both necessary?
00:51:41	Christine Dunleavy:	good to know! I had no idea, thanks!
00:52:32	Christine Dunleavy:	they're abbreviations, which I think are useless to the machine language you're trying to create
01:31:36	Khelsea Rantanen:	Can you share that PDF? It is helpful to illustrate the relationships visually.
01:34:21	Bobby Bothmann:	http://bit.ly/RDARelationships
01:36:25	Ximena Valdivia:	Do you recommend creating relationships for offprint articles?
01:38:09	Ximena Valdivia:	yes, those
01:38:24	Christine Dunleavy:	will the computer "ignore" info in the parentheses? for example (expression), (performer), (writer), etc. I can't imagine the machine needs this information.
01:42:03	Christine Dunleavy:	thanks!
01:46:10	Alexandra Hassett:	I just want to thank you for sharing this info
01:46:42	Khelsea Rantanen:	Thank you for this
01:46:44	Madeline Sims:	Thank you!
01:46:44	Susie Del Rosario:	Thank you for these 2 parts presentation
01:46:46	Alexandra Hassett:	what or where would you suggest someone brand new to cataloging start to learn the terminology?
01:48:39	Alexandra Hassett:	Thank you :)
01:48:46	Susie Del Rosario:	It will take time to learn everything for being a catloger
01:49:14	Alexandra Hassett:	Im excited for it
01:49:32	Susie Del Rosario:	yes I dot I started as a cataloger since 1993 at the law library in Brooklyn NY
01:49:51	Susie Del Rosario:	still learning
01:50:04	Susie Del Rosario:	Thank you everyone
01:50:18	Kerry Pond:	10 + and still learning more about cataloguing
01:50:43	Julie Steinbach:	thank you!
01:50:44	Hakyeong Min:	Thank you!
01:50:45	Christine Dunleavy:	Thank you, I really learned a lot!
01:50:46	Zhao Liu:	thank you all!