I'm in loose circles involving archivists in addition to librarians and can confirm that they have some of the most nuanced and insightful takes on information

I'm in loose circles involving archivists in addition to librarians and can confirm that they have some of the most nuanced and insightful takes on information management: discovery, curation, search, etc., especially how these systems serve human users as interfaces to knowledge. It seems obvious to say but feels important to reiterate.