00:34:28	Khelsea Rantanen: I don't think I do
00:34:42	Linda Sobey: We dont
00:34:52	Amy Convery: I do not
00:35:01	Wen Livingston: We don't have access to the RDA toolkit
00:41:41	Brian Falato: Brackets are not needed when supplying a title?
00:46:54	Celeste Mark: will we have access to your power point ?
00:47:16	Bobby Bothmann: https://bit.ly/BasicRDA
00:47:31	Celeste Mark: Thank you :)
00:53:02	Debbie Rusch: What is a masthead?
00:53:39	Debbie Rusch: Okay thank you.
00:54:23	Brian Falato: There have been questions locally about not seeing the link to your slides. Was it posted in chat?
00:54:40	Rachel Villalobos: https://bit.ly/BasicRDA
00:54:57	Tanya Powell: Thank you
00:55:09	Rachel Villalobos: I just posted it for you, can you see it?
00:55:58	Brian Falato: See it now. Thank you.
00:56:43	Celeste Mark: thanks :)
01:18:33	Wen Livingston: Series give us a lot of trouble.
01:18:58	Wen Livingston: Any insights?
01:19:47	Wen Livingston: Sometimes there is more than one series on a title
01:20:50	Debbie Rusch: Should a 490 field always be accompanied by an 830 field?
01:20:58	Christine Dunleavy: My question is about punctuation and brackets. Are they truly necessary in a true, resource description framework (RDF) environment, or does "the machine" trip over them? This was my understanding prior to 2013. Now I see--AI will read, 'open bracket' and 'close bracket'. Is that desired? Is this point mootThanks!!
01:24:15	Christine Dunleavy: Thanks!! Yes, I mean RDF...Great answer!
01:28:44	Debbie Rusch: Will there be a part 2 of this webinar?
01:29:11	Wen Livingston: Do you have a webinar that covers call numbers and spine labels?
01:30:44	Wen Livingston: I shall do that.
01:31:02	Tanya Powell: Thank you!
01:31:04	Lisa Wilson: Thank you.
01:31:06	Natalie Kazmin: Thanks!
01:31:07	Zhao (Hannah) Liu: thank you
01:31:07	Victoria Slaughter: Thank you!
01:31:08	Jenny Tolbert: Thank you!