Attn Kyle -- Library Subjects: tagging needs updating

JBR

This is a request to revise the Subjects tagging in the library. I'll cite my specific example, but I suspect that there are other cases as well. 

I was trying to look for my Bible commentaries on John and took the following steps in the Library window.

1. Selected Bible Commentary from the Type category.
2. Selected Bible N.T. from the Subject category.
3. Selected John from the Subject category.

That assembled a view of commentaries on John that I later discovered was incomplete. What I knew was missing was a commentary in the New American Commentary series -- actually two volumes in that series. One had the Subject tag Bible. N.T. John 1-11--Commentaries and the other had the Subject tag Bible. N.T. John 12-21--Commentaries. The volumes in the original list all had the Subject tag Bible. N.T. John--Commentaries. 

Can we have the Subject tag in those New American volumes changed to Bible. N.T. John--Commentaries or have that Subject tag added? I see some of the other commentaries in the list with multiple tags in the Subject category. 

Also, I haven't looked for other victims, but I wouldn't be surprised, based on this example, if others were there as well.

Dave Hooton

I was trying to look for my Bible commentaries on John and took the following steps in the Library window.

1. Selected Bible Commentary from the Type category.
2. Selected Bible N.T. from the Subject category.
3. Selected John from the Subject category.

The subject tagging would appear to be inconsistent with multi-volume works for John, but the same occurs with books like Psalms**, as the filtering is very strict and does not allow "John" to be followed by other characters.

For cases like that:

1. Selected Bible Commentary from the Type category.
2. Selected Bible N.T. from the Subject category.
3. Type subj:n.t.John  in the library Find box    ---> the n.t. eliminates 1,2 and 3 John

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** there is a "commentary" by A Murray on Psalm 51 alone, and the Subject data reflects that.