Not to cause issues, Nikki, but this RFV was passed without response to my
email of Dec 17:
"+1 on the RFV. Just taking a last look, one trivial thing popped out at
me... One of the three examples specifically talks about the Writer AR.
Maybe final passage of this RFV should be contingent upon
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 1:24 PM, SwissChris wrote:
> Sorry, no. Anything you propose will not do. We mean the top geographical
entity just below "continent" and above "state", "province"
> etc., and this entity is called "country" (and there are no possible
synonyms that will be correctly underst
Sorry, no. Anything you propose will not do. We *mean* the top geographical
entity just below "continent" and above "state", "province" etc., and this
entity is called "country" (and there are no possible synonyms that will be
correctly understood). So using "location" or "place" or whatever, just
Ok, given Nikki's email (
http://lists.musicbrainz.org/pipermail/musicbrainz-style/2010-December/010715.html
),
I see it as imperative that we clarify just what this field, and this list,
contains. Most specifically, this part is extremely troublesome to me:
"Since I don't think it's relevant to
Hurray!
Basing it off the Writer wording, what about:
- Arranger: Where applicable, the instrumentator and/or orchestrator
types should be used instead of the arranger type. For details, see the
Prefer Specific Relationship Types guideline.
- Engineer: In many cases, the Audio Enginee
Since 48 hours have passed without a veto, this has passed.
I'll update the Advanced Relationship Style wiki page, but I'm not sure
what text you wanted to be added to the other relationship pages.
Nikki
Jeroen Latour wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> As all the active participants in the discussions h
Brian Schweitzer wrote:
> Ok, my apologies then, as that was my interpretation.
>
> Would this work for you? "The geopolitical entity below the country,
> e.g. state, province, territory, etc."
I typically see them called administrative divisions or administrative
subdivisions, so I'd prefer
