https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=42956

            Bug ID: 42956
           Summary: OPAC Cite includes MARC21 710 corporate names as
                    authors
   Initiative type: ---
        Sponsorship ---
            status:
           Product: Koha
           Version: 25.11
          Hardware: All
                OS: All
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P5 - low
         Component: OPAC
          Assignee: [email protected]
          Reporter: [email protected]
        QA Contact: [email protected]
  Target Milestone: ---

The OPAC Cite function appears to include corporate names from MARC21 710 in
the author/contributor position.

Where relator information is present, the Cite function should consider 710$e
and/or 710$4 to determine the relationship between the corporate name and the
resource. For example, if the corporate name is identified as a supplier, it
should not be placed in the author/contributor position in the generated
citations.

This has been reproduced locally on our live Koha 24.11 server and also on our
25.11 test upgrade server.

Example 1:

100 1# $a Walker, Stuart $d 1955- $e author
245 10 $a Sustainable by Design $h [electronic resource] : $b Explorations in
Theory and Practice
710 2# $a ProQuest (Firm) $e supplier

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to the OPAC.
2. Open a bibliographic record with a personal author in 100 and a corporate
name in 710.
3. Select the Cite option.
4. Review the generated citations.

Actual results:

The generated citations include the 710 corporate name as though it were an
author/contributor.

For example, the Harvard citation includes ProQuest (Firm):

Walker S., ProQuest (Firm), . (2012). Sustainable by Design. Florence: Taylor
and Francis.

Expected results:

Corporate names from 710 should not automatically be included in the
author/contributor position in generated citations.

Where 710$e or 710$4 is present, the Cite function should consider the
relationship before including the corporate body as a creator/contributor. For
example, 710$e “supplier” should not be treated as an author or creator role.

The citation should use the actual author only, for example:

Walker S. (2012). Sustainable by Design: Explorations in Theory and Practice.
Florence: Taylor and Francis.

Additional information:

This has also been observed where 710$e is not present.

Example 2, reproduced on Koha 25.11:

100 1# $a Proudfoot, G. R.
245 10 $a Shakespeare $h [electronic resource] : $b text, stage and canon
710 2# $a Bloomsbury (Firm)

Actual Harvard citation:

Proudfoot G. R., Bloomsbury (Firm), . (2001). Shakespeare. London: Arden
Shakespeare.

The Cite pop-up provides APA, Chicago, Harvard and MLA citations together, and
the 710 corporate name appears in the author/contributor position.

Some 710 fields may legitimately represent creators or contributors, but the
Cite function should not treat all 710$a values as authors without considering
relator information where available.

This is separate from Bug 41690, which relates to MARC21 245$b subtitles being
omitted from OPAC citations.

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