I have an album where a couple of songs are labeled as "Song_name (with some_other_artist)", how should those be added as track relationships? using performer, additional and guest would be ok?
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Freso
«09:26:46 C<CatQuest> drsaunders: this also why I want to basically remove all these little villages in the US name after everywhere else, they clog up the search, makes it difficult to find what you're looking for, and i'm certain that like 80% are never going t obe used anyway» – I'm actually sure that 90+% are at some point relevant. They will have a
school or a bar or *something* where *someone* once did a musical performance.
(Whether that actually ever gets added though? :shrug:)
CatQuest
al right.
but: they should be excluded from initial search, put them all behind a "extensive" or "advanced" or" us villages" or osmesuch
oh hey, having inline search having categories, that'd be a thing, so if I'm adding some cambodian thing, fetch me things in order cambodia, then rest of asia then unknown and *then* the other places would maybe be cool
(atleast those have glorious actual script. better thna discogs shit by far)
:/ why is there no "import from RYM" userscript :/
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Freso
Hm. Once again I wonder how to best publish an e-mail I've gotten from an artist somewhere so it can be referenced. I could include it "raw" in the edit note, or upload it somewhere and link it.
Hm hm.
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hibiscuskazeneko
Freso: You could just explain the info came from an e-mail without posting its contents.
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I've done that when referencing data from books (mention the title, author and page number without copying any of the text)
Oh, is this not for an edit note?
Freso
It is for edit notes. And I would like to reference the exact text, so future editors looking at it can see exactly how it was worded.
(Rather than blindly trusting that my interpretation is correct.)
hibiscuskazeneko
You can post a relevant snippet, as long as it doesn't contain compromising information