LeadSongDog

Agree that reporting success and closing should not happen when there is in fact a failure. My point was it should not *need* to fail: that seems to be the...

Further, the same is appearing in author names, such as: https://openlibrary.org/search?q=author%3A©+AND+ia%3A*&mode=everything or simply https://openlibrary.org/search/authors?q=©

@RayBB Not quite, that #1797 is just Wikidata IDs, but there are multiple work ID types just as there are multiple edition IDs. There are also multiple work classification IDs...

All library users are "patrons". Still, I would hate to see the pursuit of antisocial media detract from actually building a better library. Let’s just focus on that.

I can’t claim to have invented the term, but I should make a point of ensuring OL has some of the books on the subject. As far as facts go,...

How is this not contrary to the fundamental purpose of an archive? Existing items should not be "clobbered", just given some sort of lower relevance among query results. Add annotations...

There's an effort ongoing by http://www.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/User:Gnangarra to provide stable qr coding for every wikidata item. They're thinking wall plaques, but book plates/spine labels would be a fine use case.

@guyjeangilles I haven't been engaged with it, but it seems to be quite functional as an interactive tool. For instance, going to https://qrpedia.org one finds an invitation to paste an...

@tfmorris The first of those was left childless after https://openlibrary.org/books/OL27737159M/Reasoning_through_Romans_Part_1?b=2&a=1&_compare=Compare&m=diff merged its sole edition to another work record. Patrons have no ready way to redirect these childless works to the...

> I believe based on the real estate available in mobile v. desktop setting the work title as display none was simply what we had decided during our design calls...