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(Was alleys, before that titles)

From the use cases document:

  SELECT ?work ?inst ?lib
  WHERE {
    ?work bf:title "Phantom Tollbooth"
    ?inst bf:instanceOf ?work
    ...


I think this needs to be something like...

  SELECT ?work ?inst ?lib

  WHERE {

      { ?work bf:title "Phantom Tollbooth" }

    UNION

      { ?work bf:titleStatement "Phantom Tollbooth" }

    UNION

      { ?work bf:label "Phantom Tollbooth" }

    UNION

      { 

         { ?work bf:workTitle ?title }

        UNION

         { ?work bf:titleVariation ?title }

       ?title bf:titleValue "Phantom Tollbooth" }

    UNION

      { 

         {  ?work bf:hasInstance ?inst }

       UNION

         { ?inst bf:instanceOf ?work}

       UNION

        { ?inst bf:label "Phantom Tollbooth" }

       UNION

        { 

          {  ?inst bf:instanceTitle ?title }

           UNION

           { ?inst bf:titleVariation ?title }

         ?title bf:titleValue "Phantom Tollbooth"

      } 

    ...

Yes? :(

And this is a simple case without punctuation, sub-titles, etc.

Rob

On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 9:53 AM, [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I have had that feeling all through these discussions. At:

http://bibframe.org/documentation/bibframe-usecases

only six out of fifteen use cases mention library patrons (by my count), so I am inclined to think that the answer to that second question may in fact be: library catalogers and their colleagues.

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