... handful of catalogers to revise the new instructions so that binary gender was not encoded into the metadata of library records. This paper outlines the developments, results, and implications of this work. Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 library catalog gender identity metadata...

... Potential of LCSH .” Cataloging and Classification Quarterly 29 , no. 1/2 : 53 – 71 . doi:10.1300/J104v29n01_04 . Roberto K. R . 2011 . “ Inflexible Bodies: Metadata for Transgender Identities .” Journal of Information Ethics 20 , no. 2 : 56 – 64 . doi:10.3172/JIE.20.2.56...

... concrete. They have particular physical addresses, metadata descriptors, storage media, search terms, indexing strategies, and collection guides. Even the cloud, after all, is made of silicon and wire. However much “the archive” can be made to metaphorize certain conditions or qualities of the production...

...-created metadata (i.e., tags) may be most useful to researchers and creators. It would, for example, give Mark Smith the opportunity to add his own tags to his collection's bibliographic record. 1. Finding aids for these four collections are available online. Ari Kane Papers: nrs.harvard.edu...

... developing standardized metadata protocols for trans oral histories, and it is also the digital site for oral histories collected by the New York City Trans Oral History Project and Country Queers oral histories. See www.digitaltransgenderarchive.net . This is a group of six volunteers, including...

... ). Here YouTube is described as an archive in a very literal sense: a site for storage that also offers some functionality for cataloging via its interface, allowing users to add metadata through tagging. 4. YouTube has been heavily commercialized since Google acquired the platform, and the...

... . “ Documenting the Public Side of Sex .” Hyperallergic: Sensitive to Art and Its Discontents , June 20 . www.hyperallergic.com/133679/documenting-the-public-side-of-sex . Roberto K. R. 2011 . “ Inflexible Bodies: Metadata for Transgender Identities .” Journal of Information Ethics 20 , no. 2...