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Hi, I need some advise on creating MODS records for our institutional repository. In particular I wonder how best to express the different access restrictions on digital files when a record contains more than one full-text file. E.g. what we do now is write something like: <location> <url displayLabel="ruimtelijk_bestuursrecht_Geert_13-12-10.pdf">https://biblio.ugent.be/publication/1927382/file/1927384</url> </location> <physicalDescription> <internetMediaType>application/pdf</internetMediaType> </physicalDescription> <accessCondition type="restrictionOnAccess">restricted (changes to open on 2016-01-01)</accessCondition> and this repeated for every full-text file in the record I don't like this solution because: 1. This make the MODS context-sensitive: the order of local, physical, accessCondition has a meaning (the first accessCondition is for the first location, the second accessCondition ois for the second loaction etc etc). As I understand the order of elementents in MODS shouldn't matter. 2. Access conditions and embargo's are free-text! Are there best practices we should use? Greetings from Belgium Patrick Ghent University Library