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...ate anthology with two SHORTFICTIONS; approve that; editpub to add a NOVEL content, approve that. This changes the title reference on the publication to poin :I was looking up some other stuff and ran across [[Template:TitleFields:Translator]] which says “'''Translator''' - Do not enter anything in this

:::My statement is per the help (see [[:Template:TitleFields:Author]], bullet 1). However, your "''I will go through and find all the "u ...::* Anthologies that contain mostly general fiction, but also have some SF content, can also be entered using the data entry rules for non-genre periodicals.

...lication. For example, [6]+320+[4]. '''As before, only do this if there is content in these pages that requires entry.''' When counting pages in hardcover an ...a separate content record (title/copyright/dedication pages and tables of content.)

...e that is not evident from the copy. How should one identify the anonymous content? Do we sign any of these notations to allow traceback? Do the existing auto ...not? Because the 5 volume omnibuses should be together - they are the same content. That makes our dB useless - you need to dig 3 levels to find out what you

...100 different publications, but they are all (for the most part) the same content. Issues of a magazine are not. They are each unique titles. That's why grou ...d for each issue because each issue '''is''' a unique title with '''unique content''', and that each of those title records should be linked on the author/edi

...hat the format that I use was not invented by me, I mostly merely copy the content of Wikipedia about the legal name of (in this case Japanese) authors.--[[Us ...sfdb.org/wiki/index.php/Help:Screen:EditPub#Title_2 Title Heading] for the content section, sub-heading ''Case''. Currently it states: '''Regularized case mea

...listing, and placing it in a more prominent location, such as next to the "Content" header of the listing.--[[User:Rkihara|Rkihara]] 17:53, 22 October 2008 (U ...an be a novel but then it’s not apparent in bibliographies and publication content lists that it contains sub-stories. It can be an omnibus but usually “omn

...also published spec fic would be somewhat artificial. I'd rather filter by content type (e.g., exclude graphic novels whose characters come primarily from the ...who is above the threshold (using the CHAPTERBOOK type with a SHORTFICTION content record for the work). You should ''not'' create records for graphic novels

...include other things, count? If they do, do we want to include the non-SF content? [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 09:51, 14 January 2018 (EST) :::::Good point. I would recommend only including genre content. How about "Sometimes, a non-genre magazine will devote an entire issue to

...urce. I work with their editors fairly closely and, although the editorial content is constantly changing and expanding, books are rarely removed from bibliog ...addressed in new proposed language (now adopted? Text isn't in [[Template:TitleFields:Date|this template]] nor in the [[Rules and standards changelog]]). The sec

...thor stories, that we would include only those English-language authors as content items, and that other stories would be listed in the "Notes" field only. If == Template:TitleFields:Interviewee ==

[[Template:TitleFields:Title]] gives a list of words that should not be capitalized in titles. I'm ...ns, linking to them all at Title level would be appropriate. If PG work at content-level at times, then a link from the shortfiction or essay title would be a

...lection of poems, should the Rubaiyat be included but only the speculative content? Which would mean dropping the "(excerpt)" from the names. If it is not spe ...a 15 volume set, and also as a 10 volume set, where volumes 1-10 match in content, ''Mysterious Island'' has single volume, double volume and triple volume e

At present [[Template:TitleFields:Date]] says "For works that have had variant titles, the date to enter is t :::::My reasoning for putting content entries was that if you're looking for where a story was published it only

#Content-centric. Take a series of related books, e.g. Ace Doubles (see WP) or every #Publisher-centric (subset of Content-centric above). Since ISBN prefixes's are handed out to specific publishers

...your question, there is no way to have the subtitle display in an omnibus content record, because contents are titles, not pubs, and only title records are d ...ion, popularity, etc. and the "Accented characters" section of [[Template:TitleFields:Author]] implies you go straight for the accented name.

.... [7]+245 (or 245+[7] if the material follows the paginated pages.) If the content is not going to be individually credited (such as "Acknowledgements", which ...ered, thus story started on page '''23'''. When there's THAT much pre-main-content material it might be useful to note the start page of the main work even if

...eir contents), I think most of the moderators would allow the non-spec-fic content. Looking at my copy of Ashley and Tymn's {{T|103018|name=Science Fiction, F ...n:EditPub]]. [[ISFDB:Policy#Rules of Acquisition|RoA]] #1 clearly makes SF content published in English '''IN''', "''including works published within and outs