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!| [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/publisher.cgi?23 Tor] || [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/publisher.cgi?53666 Tor.com]

...ly, a single canonical form for each era. We shouldn't have "TOR", "Tor", "Tor Books" and the like, one of these should be standard, nd the others perhaps ...ences are of no significance: for example "TOR", "A TOR Book", "Tor", and "Tor Books" do not indicate any meaningful distinction. Likewise "Putnam", "G.P.

...t are blog-like or general-purpose websites and only have fiction indexed (Tor.com). Can we systematize that distinction to make it easy to classify new w ...because the contents aren't organized into issues. Some of the articles on Tor.com have won awards, for example. And there's a degree of arbitrariness to

...istic advantage. And eventually we will end up having nothing to read but "Teen Vampires in a Hormonal Rage, Book 37".--[[User:Swfritter|swfritter]] 13:50, ...d be rare circumstances that it might be desirable. (Just don't use it for Tor and Baen paperbacks that have two ISBNs, one each for USA and Canada.) [[Us