Let’s all jot down our ideas for things we want to discuss/share/learn during the ‘business’ side of the (un)conference. Then when we all get together the day of we can start with all of these awesome ideas.
Capital C catalogers: 375 and 386 fields. 150s, too.- zine librarians email list code of conduct
 - code of ethics review–anything to add?
- zine librarians interactions with each other
 
 - donor relations — may be code of ethics
 - Simmons Library tour
 - zine union catalog report back to the group + Q&A + feedback/discussion
 - zine genre terms
 - zine subject thesaurus
 - tech supporting ZineLib web projects
ZineWiki needs some major DB help- zinelibraries.info? (may be ok, may want new/more admins?)
 - Proposed GitHub space
 - etc.
 
 - cataloging: description and access
- enhancing subject access
 - describing technique and form/binding
 
 - Internet Archive/Solidarity project
 - Papercut Library discussion on running a zine library and disaster planning
 - discussion/brainstorming of opportunities & challenges around potential zine hub for the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA)
 - preservation/access
 - metadata mapping + ethics
 - Getting started with a collection (starting a new collection and taking over an existing one)
 - teaching with zines as primary sources (paper + digital/online)
- sample projects/assignments?
 - sharing resources with each other?
 
 
			
It’d be great to hear from librarians who’ve had success getting buy-in from faculty and students at universities where there is a zine collection, and how they did it!
Thanks!