14:18:52	 From Laura McElfresh : https://guides.library.ubc.ca/Indiglibrarianship/briandeer
14:20:36	 From Lucy Franklin : Our discovery is limited to title/author/subject.  I could add contents notes til the cows come home and it wouldn't make any of our items more discoverable.  It's really annoying.
14:21:11	 From Reed David : Lucy: Not even a keyword search?
14:21:31	 From Lucy Franklin : They come up in the ILS but not the OPAC.
14:21:51	 From Sai Deng : Maybe not in subject search?
14:22:11	 From Lucy Franklin : I have to be more proactive about subject headings.
14:22:15	 From Sai Deng : I thought keyword search would work.?
14:22:43	 From Lucy Franklin : Yes
14:24:28	 From Laura McElfresh : University of Minnesota has made changes to display settings so that "Illegal aliens" and related SH no longer show (on the patron side).
14:26:31	 From Adolfo Tarango : Laura, is your process such that the term remains in the record?
14:26:54	 From Alyssa Koclanes : Laura, what ILS/Discovery do you have?
14:28:04	 From Laura McElfresh : We're on Alma & Primo. Yes, the underlying SH remain (we're not happy about it. Not trying to speak for the ppl who made it happen -- I wasn't one of them -- but I think we see this as a starting point rather than an end.)
14:29:20	 From Laura McElfresh : Our data folks on the UMN end did it.
14:29:44	 From Deborah Rose-Lefmann : We've done that too, in our Alma instance.
14:30:13	 From Laura McElfresh : (Had to consult with the Law Library because there were question of legal terminology -- I'm really getting out of my lane here! -- but their input was needed to ensure that the replacement headings were appropriate for Law patrons.)
14:30:30	 From Stephanie Milbrodt (she/her) : WCCLS (Washington County Cooperative Library Services - a public library cooperative) has implemented the MeSH heading for Enslaved People in place of the passive language adopted by LCSH. We are looking at other options for person-first language in our catalog as well.
14:31:31	 From Stephanie Milbrodt (she/her) : Time, money, resources
14:31:38	 From Lucy Franklin : time, staff
14:31:41	 From Reed David : +1 Stephanie
14:34:41	 From Kathleen Aufderhaar : What about automated authority control vendors?
14:36:24	 From Jeannie Luu : In our catalog, b/c of a past migration, most of our records don't have any subject headings. Being the lone ranger, I have started to add them as I can when something comes to repair or if a question is asked about the record from the OPAC side.
14:36:56	 From Reed David : Jeannie: Yikes!
14:41:05	 From Sai Deng : 1:40 go back to the main room
14:42:41	 From Ann Ban : Hi Tom
14:43:13	 From Sarah Furger : @Karl - yes, face-to-face meetings are probably the best way
14:45:41	 From Tom Ferren - Core Staff  To  Sai Deng(privately) : Hi! I am going to start recording again. Someone stopped it...
14:57:32	 From Jeannette Ho : We also talked about describing authors in bib records.
14:58:42	 From Elizabeth Boniface : Author description is important to knowing what the author's perspective could be, but how to balance between accurate thorough description and essentially writing a novel-like description that would take away from other tasks?
14:59:55	 From Jeannette Ho : The field we specifically discussed was the 386 field that allows us to enter terms describing the author.
15:00:25	 From Amanda Xu : Thanks!
15:00:25	 From Joy Panigabutra-Roberts : We work on 386 too. Esp for ethnic id
15:00:30	 From Jeff Eller : Thanks!
15:00:32	 From Elizabeth Boniface : Thanks for an amazing discussion!
15:00:34	 From Natasha Cooper : Thank you!
15:00:34	 From Joy Panigabutra-Roberts : Thank you!
15:00:35	 From Sarah Furger : Thanks everyone!
15:00:39	 From Shao-Chen Lin : Thank you!
15:00:45	 From Ayana Looney : Thank you!
15:00:51	 From Sai Deng  To  Tom Ferren - Core Staff(privately) : Thank you all the discussion leaders and participants!
15:01:05	 From Sai Deng  To  Tom Ferren - Core Staff(privately) : Thank you ALA people!