[Koha-bugs] [Bug 2111] Language: Periodicy isn't a word
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Thu May 22 19:42:53 CEST 2008
http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2111
oleonard at myacpl.org changed:
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
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Resolution| |INVALID
Version|unspecified |HEAD
------- Comment #4 from oleonard at myacpl.org 2008-05-22 10:42 -------
[12:28] <owen> paul, hdl, do you know what "without periodicity" means when
specifying a serial's frequency?
[12:28] <paul> yes.
[12:28] <paul> some very specific (usually high level science) don't have a
true periodicity
[12:29] <paul> when you subscribe to the title, you subscribe for 6 issues.
[12:29] <paul> which can arrive in 1 year... or 2...
[12:29] <owen> I see there's a choice to say that the frequency is
"irregular." Does "irregular" not cover that case?
[12:29] <paul> in UNIMARC there are both. I can't say what's the difference...
[12:30] <paul> hdl, any idea ?
[12:30] <owen> Interesting, so it's a UNIMARC thing. I wonder if MARC has a
corresponding set of descriptions...
[13:12] <hdl> irregular stands for sthg that is not "regular" but has a
periodicity
[13:12] <hdl> owen : say it comes out on January, then in October and
December for instance
[13:13] <hdl> it is irregular
[13:13] <hdl> But without periodicity is when you donot have any regularity
[13:13] <owen> I see: irregular implies that you /do/ know when it comes out
[13:13] <owen> with periodicity implies that you don't
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