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Project Gutenberg is a website providing books for free.
Most books are under the public domain.
For texts that are not under the public domain they are under a
licence that allows the text
of his books under a CC licence on his website
http://craphound.com with the work also submitted to project guttenberg.
The books are good should download them and share them with a friend.
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 8:47 PM, Staffan Vilcans wrote:
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> Daniel Sobey skrev:
> > Expecte
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The proposal is to add url relationships to works to link a prose work
to a url where you are able to download the text.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1661 is an example of a link to a
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An isbn is a barcode used for books.
For recordings of audiobooks we can have a work representing the prose.
I would like to add ISBN as an attribute for works in the same way
that iswc a
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For cases where we have an artist or group change name for legal
reasons or otherwise it would be good to have links between the
previous name and current name.
For example The Chemical Bro
The reason why I am suggesting a new relationship instead of using the
existing performs as relationship is that this is commonly used to
link a stage name and a legal name.
On one side the label on the link is "legal name" and on the other
side is "performs as"
When it is a single artist this make
Would it make sense to include the medium?
Medium 1 is available as part of release group.
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Using git as a wiki replacement can be a good idea and can be easy to do if
you know how.
Github encourages you to use a text document using markdown.
Markdown is a wiki like language and can be easily converted into html.
Editing a markdown in github is just as easy as editing a wiki page.
First
Hi List,
I'm wanting some advice on how best to add series information to music
distributed in bundles.
For example humble indie bundle has a bundle of games and this usually
includes sound tracks and works.
There are other bundles around the place such as vodo.net and Indie Roayale
that follow th
.org/series/4e4ad619-1b26-48d1-8bda-98f0241e1908) to
> collect all Humble Bundle releases (though I’ve been bad about updating
> it), it seemed less trouble than to actually create a series for each
> bundle.
>
> On Nov 7, 2014, at 3:15 PM, Daniel Sobey wrote:
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> Hi List,
&g
Hello List,
I have added a lot of legal names artists for writing credits as this makes
the task a lot easier to have 2 things in the dataabse.
Using the databases listed in
http://musicbrainz.org/doc/Work#External_databases that deal with legal
names it makes it easier to find someone in the data
I have audio books, dj mixes and bootlegs where defining chapters would be
useful.
Can we use pseudo releases as a possible solution?
I believe this was created for translations with the same number of tracks
but I think we could stretch this to work for chapters.
What we could do is create a rele
Here is my method for finding some of these names.
Using the works databases you can sometimes track down an artists full name.
The apra search engine allows you to enter a performance name and a song
name so you can use this as a starting point
https://www.apra.com.au/cms/worksearch/worksearch.sr
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