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Intimidatingly lengthy, but the form is mostly self-explanatory and I understand this is meant as a link from a nutshell version. | Intimidatingly lengthy, but the form is mostly self-explanatory and I understand this is meant as a link from a nutshell version. One problem that catches my eye is that the labels on Form Add work and the labels in the output are often different! | ||
*"Title of work" might instead read: | *"Title of work" might instead read: | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 7 July 2020
First impressions
Intimidatingly lengthy, but the form is mostly self-explanatory and I understand this is meant as a link from a nutshell version. One problem that catches my eye is that the labels on Form Add work and the labels in the output are often different!
- "Title of work" might instead read:
Title: This field is automatically filled if you are adding a new edition of an existing work.
Include enough information to unambiguously identify the work (opus, catalogue number, etc.; see Help:Disambiguation or examples at Category:Disambiguation of works). Use sentence capitalization for incipits; see further Help:Style conventions#Titles of works and pages.
- Name of Composer (First name Last name)
This field is automatically filled unless you are entering the first work/edition for a new composer, where you will have to delete the pre-defined value and enter the name of the new composer.
Use the exact name that appears on the composer page (Josquin des Prez instead of Despres)
- Editor/contributor
It will be a great day when this too is automatically filled in for logged in users!
- Notes about musical composition [on work pages this field is labeled Description:)
General information about the composition. See Edition notes: below
Richard Mix (talk) 23:38, 7 July 2020 (UTC)