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 Perhaps some ideas make little sense outside of my organization due to organizational specifics, but I think at least some of these principles could be of use elsewhere. 
 I will try to illustrate the point of these principles using a practical challenge from the cataloging of our filmographic collection.
 
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 ## Content description
 Cataloging, at its core, is the act of describing something - *what is it?* - to enable some sort of use of the metadata. 
 I won't go into detail about the many possible uses of metadata, but the aims proposed in FRBR for example, is a good starting point: to **find**, **identify**, **select**, and **obtain**.