Too funny! :-)
Lauri Watts wrote:
http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/MiscellaneousGuideline?highlight=%28ellipsis%29
Do read all the way down, and excuse me for finding the final comment on
the page to be slightly ironic.
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-- http://jdlh.com/ Jim DeLaHunt , Vancouver, Canada •
Sorry I've been absent from this thread. I've been away from email for most
of this week.
I'm one of the people who is quite comfortable typing in correct typography
in my classical track titles. I had someone object to my using it —
specifically em-dashes — in tempo markings on one track,
Quick replies to the laundry list of issues.
Brian Schweitzer wrote:
1. I finally realized where that ugly (feat.) concept we've rejected for
classical came from - it's in the official CSG, second track title
example, The Lark Ascending (feat. violin: Tasmin Little).
The biggest problem
Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
I'm one of the people who is quite comfortable typing in correct typography
in my classical track titles. I had someone object to my using it —
specifically em-dashes — in tempo markings on one track, saying that
em-dashes were *forbidden* in MB entries.
If you're
I'm not sure using elipses is such a great idea, because sometimes 4
or 5 dots are used on the cover, which can only be done as a series of
periods. THat would be rather inconsistent. Besides, replacing ...
with proper elipses i trivial with tagger script.
Philip
On 2/1/08, Brian Schweitzer
Leiv Hellebo-2 wrote:
David K. Gasaway wrote:
I've been trying (unsuccessfully?) to frame these discussions in the
perspective of the average user. My views may or may not be
representative, but I'd like to know that these folks have been given
due consideration.
Me too. On behalf
Lauri Watts wrote:
On Jan 27, 2008 11:05 PM, Leiv Hellebo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
My big obstacle in discussing ReleaseLanguage is that I don't have a
clue
why we're recording that data, what problem it's trying to solve.
I guess you would have problems with
On Feb 1, 2008 1:47 AM, StoneyBoh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A couple of more points of view from a non-classical editor, who has a
few classical CDs:
Leiv Hellebo wrote:
But I am a bit shocked after my CD ripper told me yesterday that a
simple one and a half minute Mozart solo piano track
Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
Leiv Hellebo-2 wrote:
I hope this will all be resolved for the best eventually, but I am
concerned that this is going too fast, and undiscussed.
Well, I see the discussion taking place right here, and no-one is making
changes yet.
There are currently open Bach cantata
On Feb 1, 2008 5:33 AM, Philip Jägenstedt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure using elipses is such a great idea, because sometimes 4
or 5 dots are used on the cover, which can only be done as a series of
periods. THat would be rather inconsistent. Besides, replacing ...
with proper elipses
On Feb 1, 2008 12:28 PM, Leiv Hellebo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
Leiv Hellebo-2 wrote:
I hope this will all be resolved for the best eventually, but I am
concerned that this is going too fast, and undiscussed.
Well, I see the discussion taking place right here,
I took a few hours, and put this together. It has enough
permutations, I'm sure I've not quite worked all the bugs out yet
(email me off-list if you find one, I'll try to fix it). But this is
a practical example of the covers just about any possible cat-corner
combined CSG-OperaStyle framework I
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