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Cataloging and Classification
* http://www.oclc.org/support/documentation/worldcat/cataloging/ece/default.htm
** The overriding principles of the Expert Community: 
*** ''"First, do no harm." Please use the same care in editing an existing master record as you would use in creating a new record''
*** NEVER remove
**** ''correct and accurate information from a master record (such as classification numbers or subject headings) simply because your institution does not find it useful''
*** NEVER change 
**** ''the basic nature of a master bibliographic record into something different''
*** AVOID 
**** ''including local data or local practices''
*** Be cautious 
**** ''about changing bibliographic records with a different Language of Cataloging''

Kuhn - StructureOfScientificRevolutions
* http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~mhalber/Research/Guides/kuhn.html
** Kuhn's work
*** ''became prominent to some degree because people sought to apply his paradigm concepts ... and through interaction among a community of experts''

OrganizationalDevelopment
** Persons - http://strengthsnet.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=113&Itemid=117
** Stakeholders and AcceptanceQuotient - http://strengthsnet.com/component/content/article/158


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