Salvete!
I just wanted to send a quick reminder to folks that are trying to get
an account for the wiki.
Please include some biographical information about yourself. This can
be very simple and it definitely doesn't matter if it's not in English. You
don't necessarily need any
Dear Community,
The gardener of godzone will be sorely missed. It was tough keeping up
with her at any age. She was a national treasure, and richly deserved the
international name she made for herself. Never would she have crowed about it
on her own, of course.
https://digitalnz.org/recor
Salvete!
Hope this makes sense.
Before I say anything else, I am worried that Hea will become unmanageable
in a similar fashion if the Community does not provide authorised value entries
for Country, Library Type, et cetera. When I was doing the Koha Users Worldwide
stuff it suffe
Kia ora!
Good news, currently there are no account requests pending in the Wiki
queue.
I try and check once a week or so for pending requests. I'd like to thank
David Nind for often beating me to the punch. With his help and others, the
queue seems to be maintained in good form with mi
Salvete!
>>
Not yet. As I wrote it should be an easy way (which can be handled by an
unsuspecting librarian several times a year). We hoped there is an
easier way than install even more software and learn how to use it.
After all it's just deleting two characters. But well, I know... "just"
an
Salvete!
Comics and graphic novels require a lot of thought if you want to get
things right. Much of this article deals with classification instead of
cataloguing, but it's worth a look. At the days end, they're special
periodicals. If you catalogue your magazines, you should catalogue you
Kia ora,
>
I have sent them several emails and they never answered. They are already
on my list of companies to remove from the list.
Cheers,
Jonathan
>
On Fri, 4 Aug 2017 at 08:56 Owen Leonard wrote:
> Has anyone else received spam from "BestBookBuddies - an Initiative
> of: OpenLX Technolo
Kia ora!
I still hold the firm opinion that deleting the list is a cop out. The
listing is one of the best ways that new Libraries find support if they are
reluctant to do things themselves. Folks might want to think about linking Hea
to this page so that people that are considering Koha ca
Salvete!
Mashing some stuff up here, but I feel like we need a vote on this either
over the listserv or at the next IRC General Sep 6.
>>
Further, everyone who maintains the website do so as volunteers. Expecting
them to start acting as police is probably not the best of ideas. I know
for
Salvete!
>>
These are only libraries we happened to know because we are the Koha
support company for in Saudi Arabia and UAE, or they are served by a local
Koha support companies, like Egypt Vision supporting some in Egypt and
Saudi, or by Bywater Solutions in UAE, or libraries which have their o
Salvete!
Here's my soapbox answer for that.
https://flowingdata.com/
Old but good:
https://flowingdata.com/2010/01/21/how-to-make-a-heatmap-a-quick-and-easy-solution/
https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/47285/274_ready.pdf?sequence=2
Watcher's / listener's advisory:
http:
Salvete!
>We are having difficulty with Irish Gaelic - the accents are getting
>>mangled in z39.50 downloads. Or in some cases it won't work at all
>>because of the accents. Are there particular settings I should check?
>>
>Have a look here:
>
>http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Encoding_and_Ch
Salvete!
>T he members of the Koha release team are proud to announce the release of
> Koha 3.18.5.1. This is a maintenance release.
>
Hooray team! A hearty thanks to everyone that helped. :D
Cheers,
Brooke
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Salve!
If you're doing customisations to your OPAC, you almost certainly want to
check out Owen's blog.
http://www.myacpl.org/koha/category/koha/customizations/
I'm not looking over your shoulder, so I'm not sure exactly what logo you're
fidgeting with. If you open up Firebug, it should
Salvete!
So, it would be really cool to just do what Magnus and Kyle said and go
look at patches. Kittens! Hooray for the unsung QA heroes.
But, mebbe, just mebbe, you'd like an alternative. "Self" you might be
thinking "I want to help, but I'd rather stick a rusty spoon in my eye than
Salvete!
I would like to publicly thank our KohaCon15 hosts. It was magical being
part of a highly academic Conference in the midst of the manicured tropical
setting at IITA. There were meaty discussions about the future of the Community
in Nigeria, and I was very happy to be allowed to lis
وَعَلَيْكُمُ السَّلَامُ
> I too did not make it to KohaCon15 this year in Nigeria. I was just
> responding to Mr. Brooke's nice email missing to see someone attending the
> conference from the Middle East, which is unfortunate for us.
Don't worry, there will be another opportunity to get
Salvete!
What a tragedy in Paris tonight! "Il pleure sans raison."
Sincerely,
Brooke
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> One of our Koha candidate customer want from us some articles about
> comparion of Koha with other
> ILS systems. I googled but could not find a technical comparision article.
>
> If you know such information and share, I'll be very appreciate for that.
This is a little older,
Salvete!
> The Koha North America User’s Group would like to invite agencies and
> libraries located within the United States to host its third annual meeting
> held in early August, 2016. This meeting offers participants two days of
> instructional sessions and presentations, followed by a two d
Salvete!
> So are you saying that there can only be one worldwide Koha group, and
> that there cannot be national or regional level Koha groups and
> corresponding meetings?
Of course not. It's good to get together and talk things through. What I am
saying is that folks should not call the
Salvete!
Even though this is not open source, it is free to enter, and I found it to
be an excellent example of gamification and education. I also thought it a nice
introduction for folks that might be keen to learn a bit more about security.
https://holidayhackchallenge.com/#story
Cheers,
Salvete!
> When patrons inquire about this type of feature, I always tell them about the
> hold suspension feature. They can keep their holds all suspended and
> unsuspend
> them one at a time as they decide which one they'd like next. Also a great
> option for patrons who worry that their h
Salvete!
+1 It states what it is (ba dum cha) and sounds a lot more positive all while
being leet like code4lib.
Cheers,
Brooke
> koha4us
>
> Sam Passey, Director
> Uintah County Library
> 204 E. 100 N.
> Vernal, UT 84078
> (435)789-6262
> pas...@uintah.utah.gov
>
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>>Registration is free.
>
This is great news. A hearty eυχαριστώ for taking the decision to have
Conference with no registration fee. Thank you for the update, as well.
Cheers,
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Salvete!
> Koha-US (formerly, Koha-NA/NAKUG) has collected proposals for sites to
> host its 2016 annual face-to-face meeting. I would like to invite you
> to read each site proposal found at
> and then cast your
> votes to indicate your preference. Related questions and/or comments
> can be subm
Salvete!
> Am looking for an sql report that can help me analyse my collection
> according to specific subjects offered in specific programmes in the
> university.The report should be able to give me bibs and items attached to
> each bib.
>
> Went through the KOHA wiki reports couldn't find what
Salvete!
> I'd like to gather bib references about scientific articles written about
> Koha, or works based on Koha.
> Code4lib has some of them: http://journal.code4lib.org/?s=koha
> Thx a lot. Stefano
Thanks to Nicole's effort, a lot of stuff from 2013ish is over at Zotero.
If we all c
Salvete!
I would like to announce that Kyle will no longer be supported as he's
been deprecated by Hall 2.0. *duck* Seriously, congratulations!
Cheers,
Brooke
>
> From: Nick Clemens
>To: Todd Goatley ; Kyle Hall
>
>Cc: Koha ; Koha Devel
>; All Staff ;
Salvete!
As an ugly, stubborn, arrogant American, I simply refuse to believe that
there are no Korean libraries running Koha. If you are working at a Korean
Library, won't you please take a few moments and add your Library to the East
Asia user's page?
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/
안녕하세요 박병용,
Ah. It is hard but worthwhile being the first. Thank you so much for
your efforts.
감사함니다,
Brooke
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Salvete!
> For your information, I could not access
> http://translate.koha-community.org/ from Taiwan, at the time
> 2016.4.19 04:06 GMT
>
> --
> Wishing you all the best. . . .
>
It's down for me too at 3.08EST, and I get a down from Down for Everyone
or Just Me.
Cheers,
Brooke
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I couldn't bear to leave all the fun to the lads.
>> So now you know that you managed to hit upon one of the probably very few
>> Welsh speakers on the list.
>>
Llyfrgellwyr yn fwy poblogaidd pan fyddant yn siarad Cymraeg.
Cheers,
Brooke
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> I wanted to reach out and let you all know that my last day at ByWater will
> be July 29th. I do plan to remain a member of the Koha community and to
> help with the manual but will probably be quiet for a couple months as I
> get adjusted in my new role as Content Strategist at Red H
Salvete!
> Hi, thanks for the add to the list.
> I have just started using koha to catalogue my private library (around
> 500 books ranging in date from 1700s to modern. Absolutely no thematic
> cohesion, just stuff I collect and read.
>
> When I get used to koha, I plan to set up an instance fo
Salvete!
It's varied quite widely depending on a number of factors. Purchasing power
in general, cost of lodging, proximity to other Countries, scenery of the site
itself, the amount of time since the last Conference, available sponsorships,
et cetera all end up playing a role. No one from
Salvete!
>> (I still have no idea why the side bar is so low on the page,
> though...>_<)
>
> The only difference I could see when comparing it to others on the
> wiki was that other pages have categories defined at the bottom of the
> page. When I added the 'tips and tricks' category to this p
Salvete!
> Kohacon 2017 will take place at Ayala Museum, Makati, Philippines in
> June 2017. You can find more info at
> https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/KohaCon17_Proposals
Ooooh. Exciting! Congratulations to the Philippines. :D
Cheers,
Brooke
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Salvete!
> So to see what it would take for us to build our own Koha installation
> from scratch, I installed 16.05 (using git) in an Ubuntu 14.04 virtual
> machine and have started to play around with it. I've exported our
> catalog (about 22K items) from Mandarin into a MARC dump. Now I'm
>
Salvete!
Even though this was a long survey, it was easy to respond to. Thank you
for forwarding this to the list and I hope others participate.
Cheers,
Brooke
- Original Message -
> From: abdoulrahman aljounaidi
> To: Koha@lists.katipo.co.nz
> Sent: Friday, October 28, 2016 5:2
Salvete!
I'm all for adding a column to the wiki for coordinates. Our wiki is so
olde this was probably not a widely available feature when the Users pages were
constructed. Surely the addition of the column itself would be trivial. I know
it's not pretty. I've tried upping its game here an
Salvete!
To add to what Barton said: if you've lingered in the new account queue,
1) email me,
2) prove you're not a terrible spammy bot,
3) and I will make sure that you get wiki access.
Cheers,
Brooke
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Salvete!
Hooray for timely releases! Thanks for the hard work, everyone. I can't
wait to sort through all of those new features. :D
Cheers,
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I think the most disconcerting element, is that according to
http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/news/29-april-2011-kotui-development?body_language=en
there were three vendor decisions taken. While it is novel that this in effect
makes one experience safe from another, it will be
Kia ora!
Sending out a reminder that the next meeting is
11 May 2011 at 2:00 UTC at irc.oftc.net
For conversion go here:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2011&month=5&day=11&hour=2&min=0&sec=0
For the agenda visit:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeti
Kia ora!
>T he Library of the Pontificia Università della Santa Croce -Pontifical
> University of the Holy Cross, Rome- is proud to announce the migration to
> Koha
> 3.2.7 of 145,000 records (200,000 items). Our catalog is online at
> http://catalogo.pusc.it from May 1st.
> The project lasted
Salvete!
> This is a translation related issue. The English ambiguity
> itself must be solved before being able to translate this sentence into
> your language. This message comes from Koha inventory tool. You have to
> see how it works in English.
>
Frédéric++ Paul Poulain has learnt me English
a at
all. Would that they would take it a bit further and set it on the curb where
it belongs. Surely this is the destiny of a product with no contributors.
Sincerely,
BWS Johnson
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Kia ora!
>>
> Yes. The actual po-files for german have some errors (mainly wrong
> %-statements). I corrected them locally and will try to add these
> corrections to translate.koha-community.org.
>>
Wasn't someone from Argentina on about %s in Spanish? Could this be all of the
templates somehow?
Kia ora!
Sending out a friendly reminder that there's a community meeting over IRC
tomorrow at 1800 UTC. The agenda, as well as a link to a time converter is here:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_14_June_2011
I hope to see you there :D
Cheers,
Brooke
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Kia ora!
> -- Better/other lists and visualisations?
A notch in the belt visualisation. You know you wanna.
> -- Could we use some kind of VoIP/videoconferencing tools to make the
> social interactions seem more um... "real"?
>
Mumble, it's like Ventrilo, but bettah.
http://sourceforge.net/
Kia ora!
Congratulations, BibLibre.
http://www.biblibre.com/en/blog/entry/biblibre-is-a-jei-young-innovating-company
Cheers,
Brooke
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> Now that actually looks less impressive than it is. A lot of bugs were
I disagree! Those are great numbers :D Thanks for another job well done.
> And as Paul has already said somewhere else, a lot of work was also
> put into organizing RFCs on the wiki:
> http://wiki.koha-community
Kia ora!
I am a horrendous, unrepentant cheapskate. I hate paying a nickel more in
travel expenses than is strictly necessary. I have circled airfare to India
like a hawk over the course of the last several months. So, without further
ado, from the chick that brought you "OMG how do I get to NZ
Kia ora!
Daniel++ :D Thanks for stepping up!
Cheers,
Brooke
> I volunteer to serve as newsletter editor. I don't know the qualifications
> but can offer these tidbits:
>
> 1. I have experience editing newsletters and currently edit one for a
> community organization.
>
> 2. I've participated i
Salvete!
> The server managing mailing lists (and our internal mails) has been
> shutdown by our provider, who think he has detected a hacking on it. So
> all mailing lists x...@lists.koha-community.org are OFF for instance.
> We're working to make the server live again ASAP.
>
> ( If you need to
Salvete!
>> is there anyone around still running 2.2 ? We have a (old) patch to fix
>> some glitches with migration from 2.2 to 3.x, is it worth dealing with it ?
>>
>> If you still run 2.2, please reply to this mail !
>>
> I know of a lot in Malaysia, and the Philipine. Plus there are a lot
Salvete!
> I downloaded the Liblime_Koha-4.02.06 from www.koha.org on Ubuntu 11.04.
>
> Then I followed steps in INSTALL file.
>
> But I am getting error - production mode - trapped fatal error.
>
> Should I follow INSTALL.ubuntu ?
>
> Please suggest ?
Keep it real :D Download from http://k
Kia ora!
Have y'all considered holding a local or National Conference, like KUDOS,
first? I just feel like it's not our turn just yet, and I also feel as though
I'd love to show off in one of our major cities. I think I'd show up for a
local one, though :)
Cheers,
Brooke
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Kia ora!
>This means we have to drop the "Advertisements in the
>conferenceproceedings publication" type of sponsorship. The largest
>sponsor we have Bharat Grahak had opted for back page of the same and I would
>hate to lose that sponsorship. I hope the other sponsors who had opted for
>
Kia ora!
Y'all have surely missed me, so you will get to throw rotten virtual tomatoes
at me
7 September 2011 (that's like, this year and stuff!)
18.00 UTC (watch it, those tricksey Hobbitses might not be on UTC in London!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2011&month=9&
Kia ora!
Apologies to all, I screwed up. I thought voting for KohaCon 2012 started on 1
October. It's meant to close then. That's a big oops. We're hoping that nengard
will ride to the rescue and get the survey out and about based on what we did
last time for KohaCon 2011. If you don't want to,
Kia ora!
Up Baile Átha Cliath! Bail ó Dhia ar an obair. Thanks for the
documentation. :D
Cheers,
Brooke
> http://library.stp.dias.ie
> http://www.stp.dias.ie/library/Heritage2Koha/howto.txt
>
> Thanks a lot to the Koha community!
>
> Kind regards,
> Jef
>
> [1] http://www.isoxford.c
Kia ora!
I took it as "Oi, guys, this is neat! Go look." It seems like something kind of
neat to bear in mind as we programme and design away. Philosophy, yeah, that's
the ticket. :)
Cheers,
Brooke
> At 07:35 PM 9/8/2011 +0200, Thomas Krichel wrote:
>> On behalf of the Open Bibilographic Wo
Kia ora!
Nengard has been so kind as to set us up a survey.
http://survey.web2learning.net/limesurvey/index.php?sid=63529
So go vote and stuff. :)
Cheers,
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Just sending out the word that voting closes tomorrow for determining the
location for the next KohaCon. Vote now or forever hold your peace.
http://survey.web2learning.net/limesurvey/index.php?sid=63529
Thanks to those that have already voted :)
Cheers,
Brooke
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This is your friendly neighbourhood reminder that the next general meeting
is set for 5 October 2011 at 10 UTC.
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2011&month=10&day=5&hour=10&min=0&sec=0
We're voting on roles, so do please turn out even if you're not
Kia ora!
That's great news! Thanks for this, Paul, I'm sure that everyone will
be excited to hear what our friends at Open Library have to say. :D
Cheers,
Brooke
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Me 4! They're a bit wonky on Slideshare, but if folks really want, I can
email em out when I get back home in a few weeks.
http://www.slideshare.net/abesottedphoenix/brookesfantasy
Cheers,
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Salvete!
Front page news over at LIANZA.
http://www.lianza.org.nz/news/2011/nov/16/brenda-chawner-wins-2011-victorias-award
Congratulations!
Cheers,
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Salvete!
>The situation we find ourselves in, is that after over a year of battling
>against it, PTFS/Liblime have managed to have their
application for a Trademark on Koha in New Zealand accepted. We now
have 3 months to object, but to do so involves lawyers and money. We
are a small semi rural
Salvete!
> 2011/11/22 Lori Bowen Ayre :
>> The truth is that the law isn't really on the Koha community's side
>> on this issue because of the sale of the domain to Liblime way back when.
I think it's premature to say that. To my knowledge, this hasn't actually
been navigated in court yet
Kia ora!
> 1 Do not allow to create a public list in the OPAC. (Only private lists.)
> Public lists are only created by staff users in the staff client.
I'm still struggling with this. While I realise that some Patrons who shall
remain nameless and spammers might create stuff we don't
Salvete!
There will be another General IRC Meeting 7 December 2011 at 18.00 UTC.
If that statement means naught to you, look up your time zone and the
agenda here:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_7_December_2011
If you want to talk about summat and it's not
Salvete!
>I'm with you Gary. I think this is a great opportunity for the LIS students
>and hope that they are indeed learning about library systems. And it is great
>that Liblime is supporting the students this way. I just hope they aren't
>getting instruction in how to be a part of an open so
Salvete!
>
>My
hope is that by getting Koha into use in library schools, we'll see
more understanding of the system, more testing (and user feedback), and,
eventually a repository of lesson plans based on Koha.
>
If you find them, stick them in the Zotero group. ;)
Cheers,
Brooke
Salvete!
>I think the key here is that Liblime is putting in the time to work with the
>LIS programs. I suspect if MassCat (or anyone else) had extended an offer,
>they would have accepted.
This got misinterpreted somehow. I find it odd that you wouldn't find a way
to capitalise as
Kia ora!
There might only be 5 days until Iowa, but there are 6 until the next
General IRC Meeting on
4 January 2012 at 10:00 UTC.
The agenda is here:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_4_January_2012
Please feel free to edit it if you have summat you want
Kia ora!
>> I would like try use MARC21 and Unimarc in the same system. So I do like
>> this "1.MARC Bibliographic framework
>
> I'm fairly sure that's a bad idea and not possible. The differences
> between them (in terms of Koha internals) is a lot more than just the
> MARC type. My natural i
Kia ora!
>I'd set two different Koha's and use vufind to replace the opac, and mix them
>both.
>For the patrons, an ldap database.
>Regards
>To+
Or perhaps XC. http://www.extensiblecatalog.org/software/drupaltoolkit/demo
The demo for Kyushu is particularly appealing.
This might be a
Salvete!
> I am a very new participant in Koha. I also would like to go to the
> workshop or conference which talk about using Koha. However I do not know
> when and where and how to get this information. If someone know, please let
> me know!
First thing is first. Welcome to the Community!
Salvete!
> (Koha general mailing list reader: this mail is also for you, please
> read it's an opportunity to participate to Koha, even if you don't have
> technical skills !)
>
+1
> * the delay for discussion is "until next IRC meeting, not less than 1
> week"
I think that should
Salvete!
> My name is Steve Campbell, and I am a trustee of the Converse Free Library in
> Lyme, New Hampshire, in the US. We are a small public library: about 1,400
> patrons and 25,000 items in our catalog. We have a full-time director, two
> part-time assistants, and a couple dozen voluntee
Salvete!
> My supervisor asked me to look at Koha and compare its
> features with our current ILS (Voyager). We had seen a support
> company's version of Koha a few years back and I started using this
> company's version for the comparison. Are support company versions of
> Koha part
Salvete!
Ta! I went ahead and added that to the KohaCon12 Summary page on the wiki,
since I figure people will inevitably delete that email, or perhaps sign up
later and never know it existed. :D If that's not okay, then edit it out.
Cheers,
Brooke
Salvete!
> Anyone going to this year's Computers in Libraries conference?
>
It's in my backyard, so I'm willing to meet up for tea or drinks. :)
Cheers,
Brooke
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Salvete!
Version information can be found on the About page of the Intranet. It's a
link in the lower right hand corner, right after the login. :)
Cheers,
Brooke
- Original Message -
> From: Chris Cormack
> To: jan
> Cc: koha@lists.katipo.co.nz
> Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 4:1
Tena Koutou!
> Just a bump... we still need a Translation Manager (someone with a
> non-English first language preferred), and specific module maintainers.
> More bug wranglers are always welcome, too!
>
*cough* Marjiana or Dorbica *cough*
> He aha te mea nui o te ao?
> He tangata!
> He t
Salvete!
If you only make 2 IRC Meetings a year, tomorrow's is one to catch.
4 April at 10 UTC
we're voting on roles for 3.10. There's still time to visit the wiki, step
up, and volunteer in advance of the meeting. So have your +1s at the ready!
See you soon,
Brooke
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Salvete!
> On 10 April 2012 10:02, G. Laws wrote:
>> Oh no, I took your comments as you intended, I think.
>>
>> So KohaCon13 in USA, you are suggesting? New OrleansSan
>> AntonioMiami...San Fransisco
>>
> Big cities are expensive, how about Lawrence Kansas .. home of NEKLS
>
Salvete!
> It means that some strings haven't been translated into Basque. You will
> see them by clicking on the link.
And don't forget, if you see %s s in em, don't take em out!
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Salvete!
>> One option you could consider is to put in a bid to host KohaCon13. [...]
>
> "Who might be interested in hosting KohaCon13?
Well heck, I might. I just edited the wiki to that effect, too. I'll
continue to add information to flesh things out nicer. I started a table so
t
Salvete!
> I think Argentina and it's 'asado' are worth a KohaCon.
>
South America++
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> I'll throw my hat in for having it in Erie, PA. Short drive from
> Pittsburgh, and we have the best beaches around!
>
> http://www.presqueisle.org/
> http://www.visiteriepa.com/
> http://www.bayfrontconventioncenter.com/
There's a table for this. Just sayin'.
http://wiki.koha-c
Salvete!
There's a General IRC Meeting
2 May 2012 at 02:00 UTC+0
It's in #koha IRC channel (IRC server irc.oftc.net)
I'd like to firm up a bid slate for KohaCon13 so we can send a ballot out
and know where it's going to be next year. Also, I expect there to be a fair
bit of ne
Salvete!
A while back, a mess of folks expressed interest over the listserv in
bidding for KohaCon 2013. This is great. :) What is not great is that the folks
that proclaimed their love of hosting over the listserv do not match with this
wiki page:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Kohac
Salvete!
>T he working Group of spanish Koha-Kobli community (http://kobli.bage.es) is
> finishing to bring up to date the default framework to the last update of
> MARC21, the 14 (April 2012), we will send it to Koha community shortly.
>
> We believe that it is not at all incompatible to upda
Salvete!
>> Excepting that they haven't. This was sent out to the GOVDOCS
> listserv.
>>
> Except that they have
>
> http://www.loc.gov/marc/transition/news/framework-103111.html
>
That's from October. This is from today.
http://lists.psu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind1205B&L=GOVDOC-L&T=0&
Salvete!
That, and I was planning to just cover unfinished business in the new
meeting. We rarely have old business, so it should fit.
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Salvete!
I'm glad to see more folks on the wiki as we get ready to close the ballot.
Note that Africa hasn't yet hosted conference. Also *cough* South America
never, ever has. <-- Hint.
If you're still thinking about hosting, please edit the wiki right this
very second so that Nicole c
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