InC-Lib-Vendor

[Foster Zhang <>]

It may have something to do with the problem I reported. After JHU added OCLC 
specific entitlement, sciencedirect and scopus stop working. It is a wise 
decision for Elsevier to not depended on entitlement value. It can reduce 
many problems caused by different vendors request different entitlement 
value. 

OCLC's practice to have entitlement value coded with user account number 
should be stopped.

Foster Zhang
Johns Hopkins

-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Ingham [] 
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 2009 4:29 PM
To: David Kennedy
Cc: Foster Zhang; 
Subject: Re: [InC-Lib-Vendor] discussion on eduPersonEntitlement on 
incommon-participants list

Thanks for pointing us to this.  Really interesting stuff, especially 
the bit about Elsevier removing ALL requirements for entitlement 
attributes for InCommon members; I agree that I'm stumped as to why they 
would be willing to do so.

Andy

David Kennedy wrote:
> url for the list
> https://lists.incommonfederation.org/wws/info/incommon-participants
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> url for the message thread
> https://lists.incommonfederation.org/wws/arc/incommon-participants/2009-07/msg00025.html
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> Dave
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> David Kennedy
> Systems Programmer
> Perkins Library, Duke University
> (919) 613-6831
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> From:         Foster Zhang <>
> To:   David Kennedy <>, 
> "" 
> <>
> Date:         08/05/2009 02:18 PM
> Subject:      RE: [InC-Lib-Vendor] discussion on eduPersonEntitlement on 
> incommon-participants list
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> What is the url?
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> Thanks
> Foster
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> *From:* David Kennedy [] *
> Sent:* Wednesday, August 05, 2009 1:53 PM*
> To:* *
> Subject:* [InC-Lib-Vendor] discussion on eduPersonEntitlement on 
> incommon-participants list
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> I started a discussion on the incommon-participants list a week or so 
> back entitled "eduPersonEntitlement use for enforcing library contracts 
> within InCommon participants".  It might be worth looking at the 
> archive, as I mention in there what our group is doing.
> 
> Dave
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> David Kennedy
> Systems Programmer
> Perkins Library, Duke University
> (919) 613-6831
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