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Re: [gutvol-d] PG catalog question
by Dick Adicks 13 Apr '06

13 Apr '06

Library cataloguers have been handling this problem since time immemorial with "See" and "See also" references. The author's name on the PG book should be the same as the name on the title page. Dick Adicks

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re: [gutvol-d] PG catalog question
by Bowerbird＠aol.com 13 Apr '06

13 Apr '06

dick said: > The author's name on the PG book > should be the same as the name on the title page. i agree with dick. but that's not the end of the story. at the point in the file where the title page is, the name that is located there should obviously "be the same as the name on the title page"... plus, at _some_ point in the file, there should _also_ be the name as it occurs in the authority file you use. project gutenberg _is_ using an authority file, isn't it? also, google indexes only the first 100k of a file, so _all_ forms of the author's name (even those that are neither on the title-page nor the one in your authority file) should appear in the first 100k... that's the right answer, from your resident know-it-all. -bowerbird

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PG catalog question
by Greg Weeks 12 Apr '06

12 Apr '06

I just noticed that the last posting for H. Beam Piper ended up in its own author section instead of with the rest of the Piper works. Piper, H. Beam * Time Crime (English) Piper, Henry Beam, 1904-1964 * Wikipedia * Genesis (English) * Graveyard of Dreams (English) * Little Fuzzy (English) * Murder in the Gunroom (English) Is there any way to get these merged into a single author section? Preferably with a search for either name hitting the same author section in the catalog. -- Greg Weeks http://durendal.org:8080/greg/

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Re: 'Lasker's Manual of Chess.'
by tom arnall 12 Apr '06

12 Apr '06

how do you do a search for works published before 1978? at the LOC site i could find a search facility only for works published after 1978. i would like to get copyright info for other works by lasker. thanks, tom arnall north spit, ca > > On Sunday 09 April 2006 05:36 pm, tom arnall wrote: > > > >>I am interested in creating a Gutenberg book of Emanuel Lasker's 'Lasker's > >>Manual of Chess.' > > D Garcia wrote: > > > > The earliest edition I find of this in a quick LOC search is 1927, so at a > > glance it's still under copyright in the US, and not eligible for PG. > > >

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Re: 'Lasker's Manual of Chess'
by tom arnall 11 Apr '06

11 Apr '06

how do i find out about publishing lasker's book via PG Australia? thanks, tom arnall north spit, ca On Tuesday 11 April 2006 08:19 am, gutvol-d-request(a)lists.pglaf.org wrote: > Yesterday 06:37:34 pm > > > > On Sunday 09 April 2006 05:36 pm, tom arnall wrote: > >>I am interested in creating a Gutenberg book of Emanuel Lasker's > >> 'Lasker's Manual of Chess.' > > D Garcia wrote: > > The earliest edition I find of this in a quick LOC search is 1927, so at > > a glance it's still under copyright in the US, and not eligible for PG. > > Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941) is most likely fair game for PG Australia. > > ============================================================ > Gardner Buchanan <gbuchana(a)rogers.com> > Ottawa, ON FreeBSD: Where you want to go. Today. > > End of encapsulated message

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Clarification please
by Tim Stowell 11 Apr '06

11 Apr '06

I'd like a simple explanation please of the way items are contributed to the Project. In other words does the project accept transcripts of text from a book / work? Or are the requirements that the text be broken down by page number, notated, with footnotes if any, at the bottom of the page? If it is the former I can contribute immediately. If it is the latter, I'll need some guidance. Thanks, ------------------------------------------------------via webmail---- Tim Stowell tstowell(a)chattanooga.net

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by Michael Hart 11 Apr '06

11 Apr '06

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re: [gutvol-d] in his own words -- unbelievable
by Bowerbird＠aol.com 11 Apr '06

11 Apr '06

dale reese said: > so bowerbird got kicked off a listserve he helped create?! yep, i sure did. pretty ironic, eh? maybe i should have kept the moderator privileges... ;+) by the way, does anyone know who "dale reese" is? i'd like to find out. since he informed me what one of my passwords was on an account, i suspect that he might have hacked into my system somehow; i'd like to know who might do that type of thing, and it's not like i'm overly paranoid or anything, i was just wondering if anyone knows who he is. by the way, i wrote that up for a broadside, for a series of them created by rick lupert, a los angeles poet and poetry producer... as an amazing coincidence, rick is celebrating the _100th_ broadside in his series _tonight_... rick does some good work, so i encourage you to check it out. he'll also be offering a bunch of poetry chapbooks in electronic-form very soon, on his website, if you would be interested in that: > http://www.poetrysuperhighway.com he'll be offering e-chapbooks from _many_ poets, but i can unequivocally recommend rick's own .pdf, in advance, because he has a funny sense of humor, and he's an excellent graphic designer as well, plus he knows how to set up a .pdf _correctly_... so if you want to see how it should be done, check rick's .pdf, and get some dry wit as part of the deal... -bowerbird

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in his own words -- unbelievable
by Dale Reese 11 Apr '06

11 Apr '06

i chuckle everytime bowerbird chirps. he believes no one heeds his golden wisdom. after all, bowerbird knows everything. he is always right. we are the stupid ones. he alone knows what's best for us. he is above us all. he is god. in his own words, bowerbird admits his purpose in posting to listserves: http://www.poetrysuperhighway.com/cobalt/090704.pdf "even though he obviously can't get anything to work well himself, bowerbird nonetheless seems to have absolutely no difficulty in butting in and telling other people what _they_ should be doing. since he started doing performance poetry, he has been telling los angeles poetry producers that they should try to concentrate the community's resources rather than diluting its critical mass. absolutely no one ever listened to him. (or realize he was right.) for years he was a thorn in the national slam family, using their own listserve (which he had helped bring about and make a success) to tell them exactly what they were doing wrong. in explicit detail. with convincing argument after convincing argument. day after day. until they had no choice but to ban him from the listserve, thereby fully demonstrating the depth of their commitment to free speech. that wasn't the first listserve from which bowerbird has been banned. and it probably won't be the last either... some people just never learn. even though (as is clearly evidenced here), once he actually gets going, it is extremely difficult to shut him up, it nonetheless remains true that bowerbird is very uncomfortable talking about himself in the third person -- which is why he rarely writes a bio -- so he will stop doing that now, and he will go have a sandwich because he is kind of hungry right now..." so bowerbird got kicked off a listserve he helped create?! oh! the injustice of it all. if they only knew he was there to lift them from oblivion. -- Dale Reese dalereese(a)fastmail.fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - Access your email from home and the web

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re: [gutvol-d] re: censorship
by Bowerbird＠aol.com 11 Apr '06

11 Apr '06

michael said: > I should add that not only does Jon Noring censor me > to a greater extent that I am aware of him censoring > any others, he also makes efforts to get me censored > on other lists by starting flame wars and then he is > the first to say that _I_ am the cause. he's just done the same thing to me over on teleread. oh well, as it was a waste of my time and energy to be over there balancing the rothman/noring spin machine -- because hype tends to be "self-correcting" anyway -- i figure he has done me one big favor... :+) -bowerbird p.s. my resolution for 2006 was to stop commenting on teleread anyway, and i succeeded for almost two months, but i slipped one day and have been commenting since. but the "moderation" thing -- by the way, it was _branko_ who david selected to be my "moderator", funny, eh? -- will mean that i stop posting there entirely, which means my attention will be refocused on more important things, things that _do_ matter...

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