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      • heksesang
        What should be used for the `area` field for imprints that operates in multiple countries?
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      • reosarevok[m]
        It's mostly meant as the country of origin
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      • reosarevok[m]
        (that might not mean much for some labels)
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      • heksesang
        Also, when adding an edition with a publisher, shouldn't it automatically also make a relation between that publisher and the edition? Why is there a separate publisher field in addition to relations?
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      • reosarevok[m]
        Oh, wait
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      • reosarevok[m]
        I'm in BookBrainz. Sorry! 🫣
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      • reosarevok[m]
        Then ignore me entirely, and wait for someone like monkey or MonkeyPython 😅
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      • LupinIII
        hi heksesang !
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      • LupinIII
        so the publisher field / publisher relationship is a left over from old database model
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      • LupinIII
        I'm not 100% about if we are depreciating the relationship but I think that is
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      • LupinIII
        as for areas those are for publisher's orgin are. like country they where founded in
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      • LupinIII
        ("heksesang" virker skandinavisk) 🤔
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      • heksesang
        LupinIII: So for Bloomsbury Archer, which is both a UK and US imprint, would the area be the country of the owner (i.e. UK for Bloomsbury Publising Plc) even though the imprint is used across borders?
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      • heksesang
        And yes, it's Scandinavian. ;)
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      • LupinIII
        heksesang: oh, I actually don't know!
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      • LupinIII
        I guess "area" is from the time publishing houses where mostly one country sort of things. pre-internet for sure
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      • MonkeyPython[m]
        monkey might have some suggestion
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