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==Requirements== .... It is less technical and rigorous than well documented feature or system requirements, which makes it more readable to non-engineers. This is the original ISFDB2

...'s names. Here's one possible way to implement it, just to illustrate the requirements. ...g filled in, a parent ID source field would also be filled in on the child title record.

...rds; they are entered as Publications under the canonical English language title. ...hey are entered as Variant Titles. If a literal English translation of the title is known, it is documented in Notes.

...as been deprecated and is here for archival purposes only. Please file new Display Bug reports at: [http://sourceforge.net/projects/isfdb/ http://sourceforge. ...name, e.g. Jan Młodożeniec, who illustrated [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?835809 Stanislaw Lem's ''Sezam i inne opowiadania''], the URL for his n

* [[Open Display Bugs|Obsolete Open Display Bugs]] (Bug reports numbered 20000 to 29999) ...title storylens for novels]] FIXED We have a [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?2233 novel] where the storylen has “jvn” (juvenile). An editor did

...r needs. Developers of ISFDB2 will use this document to drive system-level requirements for the data, support tools, and the site layout. ...ew types, the ISFDB supports the ability to search the database by author, title, or year, and provides an interface to submit or correct data.

* 05/31/2007 - Title verification checkmarks (see requested feature by Ahaseurus below). *[[Feature:90168]] Improve display of proposed edit. '''OPEN''' If the edit has already beeb approved (or reje

...work at content-level at times, then a link from the shortfiction or essay title would be appropriate. I would argue that they don't deserve a separate publ ...mance, or public display, constitutes publication. A public performance or display of a work does not of itself constitute publication.''" Something posted on

...at random times and, besides, if you get 2,000 records back for a popular title, you may not be able to do meaningful verification. On the other hand, a se ...the following [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?186255 Kris Neville title]. We may be able to come up with a way of putting this information in the d

...or example clone-magazine could go down the contents list and if it sees a title that looks like :then it would create a new title record in the clone's contents called something like

:::: For Title Case? I know that their recommendation for regular writing is to leave them ...ecause of their function (unlike e.g. for example). Bulgarian does not use title case (Titles use the same capitalization as standard writing) so the rules

...adding a space before the first number of a price on-the-fly (again, for ''display'' only). [[User:Hitspacebar|Hitspacebar]] 19:19, 28 January 2015 (UTC) ...r, a drop down box. Then you wouldn't need a lot of these rules (and could display the values based on the user's locale information). [[User:Hitspacebar|Hits

.... The SFBC logo is now prominently displayed on the dust jacket and on the title page. The copyright page typically explains when/where the novel(s) were or ...alling it either a novel or chapbook with the thinking being that a single title record would reference all instances of the story.

[[Template:TitleFields:Title]] gives a list of words that should not be capitalized in titles. I'm verif ...of ''with'', it carries a much greater 'weight' in my mind when used in a title. ( e.g. ''Rebel Without a Cause'' (as listed at the IMDB and Wikipedia) or

...here are a few already in the database - e.g.[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?26821], [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?4551] - but those look to .../title.cgi?1421987 Les Voies d'Almagiel] and [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1430038 Horlemonde] in two halves sub-titled "The Ways Of Almagiel" and

...l but one of the abebooks.com dealer that mentions first printings of this title also admit that it's the ARC. I've sent that bookseller a message to verif :: As above, it was the Ray Cummings entry [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?6745 Fire People] and the magazine images at [http://www.archive.org/de