ah and one adds the same alias twice, if it was used in different periods of time
ok
Freso
Yep. Or in different locales.
(There was a lawsuit about another artist in the UK already using the name "Diddy", so he's not allowed to use that name in the UK, thus going back to "P. Diddy" only in that region.)
(All explained in the related edit notes, of course. ;))
Freso was the one doing some of those alias date edits
..I was thinking more like sexy lingerine and silly engrish descriptions
SothoTalKer
orly
most german sellers do not put good descriptions on their items
they are just like 'oh i sell this album 'name'. good condition. end.
'
CatQuest
yes
SothoTalKer
i just found someone selling 1500 vinyls for 11700 euros :x
CatQuest
I got the Sir Lord Baltimore vinyl. sold by a guy I don't think knew what it was. but i'm still unsure if it was genuine edition of early or a italian replica thing. its odd
CallerNo6: In case you have any additional definitions up your sleeve. :D
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CallerNo6 or reosarevok (or someone else), what's the (style?) doc about specificity? E.g., that it's better to list a lyricist+composer rather than writer, or that it's better to use "soprano saxophone" than "saxophone".
Freso would think it would be specified (no pun intended) at https://musicbrainz.org/doc/Style/Principle but it isn't
Doesn't seem to be on any of the other "overview" pages either.
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CallerNo6
Oh. That's a good general principle. There might be specific cases mentioned in the docs, but I don't remember it ever being expressed generally.
SothoTalKer
can i have the musicbrainz searchbox default to something other than 'artist'?
SothoTalKer: Not via MB settings, no. But you could set it via a userscript. I at one point had a userscript that defaulted the search to use the advanced search... it might be easy to adapt that, but I've completely forgotten who made that one.
SothoTalKer
i should look for it
Freso
CallerNo6: Well, it does say «If an artist is most commonly associated with an area smaller than a country», so…