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:[[Template:TitleFields:WebPage]] says "Examples of related Web pages include legally posted versions of the title's text ...." The Title help isn't really wrong, it just specifically mentioned it while [[Template:PubFields:WebPage]] didn't. I thought it might have been on purpose because there is an advantage in putting a link on the Title page. Someone who wants to read the text may not care which publication it is in. A popular older text could have many publications so a user might have to read through a bunch of publication records before they find one with an online version. On the other hand, someone who wants to look at a particular publication would want the link on the publication page. Especially if there are important differences such as a different translator or illustrations. Anyway, I will know for next time. Thank you. [[User:Richard418|Richard418]] 17:38, 29 June 2021 (EDT)
 
:[[Template:TitleFields:WebPage]] says "Examples of related Web pages include legally posted versions of the title's text ...." The Title help isn't really wrong, it just specifically mentioned it while [[Template:PubFields:WebPage]] didn't. I thought it might have been on purpose because there is an advantage in putting a link on the Title page. Someone who wants to read the text may not care which publication it is in. A popular older text could have many publications so a user might have to read through a bunch of publication records before they find one with an online version. On the other hand, someone who wants to look at a particular publication would want the link on the publication page. Especially if there are important differences such as a different translator or illustrations. Anyway, I will know for next time. Thank you. [[User:Richard418|Richard418]] 17:38, 29 June 2021 (EDT)
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== Stories of Adventure ==
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Hello! I have submitted your entry and thank you for adding the book. I have only moved your comments from the notes to the moderator into the publication notes, as they give important information about the book. Regards Rudolf [[User:Rudam|Rudam]] 09:10, 1 July 2021 (EDT)

Revision as of 09:10, 1 July 2021

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Internet Archive Links

Internet Archive links should go into the web page field on the publication record of the scanned work, not in the title record. They are specific to that version of the publication. The title record web page is for links to information that is across all editions / printings. Your moderator note stated you thought it belonged on the title page because of the help. Which help would that be? We used to only have the title record level field so it could be an outdated one that needs to be updated. Thanks. -- JLaTondre (talk) 19:26, 28 June 2021 (EDT)

Template:TitleFields:WebPage says "Examples of related Web pages include legally posted versions of the title's text ...." The Title help isn't really wrong, it just specifically mentioned it while Template:PubFields:WebPage didn't. I thought it might have been on purpose because there is an advantage in putting a link on the Title page. Someone who wants to read the text may not care which publication it is in. A popular older text could have many publications so a user might have to read through a bunch of publication records before they find one with an online version. On the other hand, someone who wants to look at a particular publication would want the link on the publication page. Especially if there are important differences such as a different translator or illustrations. Anyway, I will know for next time. Thank you. Richard418 17:38, 29 June 2021 (EDT)

Stories of Adventure

Hello! I have submitted your entry and thank you for adding the book. I have only moved your comments from the notes to the moderator into the publication notes, as they give important information about the book. Regards Rudolf Rudam 09:10, 1 July 2021 (EDT)