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Tsja, een optie die misschien wel het overwegen waard is. Wie natuurlijk graag bepaalde albums van een bepaald genre leest of albums van een bepaald genre verzamelt (bv.: westernverhalen) kan het natuurlijk wel een nuttige tool zijn (Met één klik alle western- of SF- of … verhalen op een rijtje).
De vraag die uiteindelijk moet gesteld worden is de volgende: zorgt dit voor bijkomende informatie?
Feit is dat deze info nog nergens elders specifiek vervat zit.
Behalve dan datgene wat Arco wist te vertellen dat bepaalde genres al (onrechtstreeks) voorkomen in de rubriek ‘soort’ waar die dan eigenlijk overbodig komen te zitten.

Well, an option that might be worth considering. Of course, those who like to read certain albums of a certain genre or collect albums of a certain genre (eg: western stories) can of course be a useful tool (with one click all western or SF or ... stories at a glance).
The question that ultimately needs to be asked is the following: does this provide additional information?
The fact is that this information is not yet specifically included anywhere else.
Except for what Arco managed to say that certain genres already (indirectly) appear in the category 'species', where they actually become superfluous.

As far as I am concerned, type only has to do with the SHAPE of the item, not with the content.
Genre is completely unimportant to me, but apparently not for everyone. Maybe others can also respond to this?

As an administrator, are you allowed to "review" yourself or should this be done by a second person?

Yes, the boundary between species and genre is not entirely clear. Are you in favor of recording genres on an album? We can add it like this, so that's not the point.

I saw that there are already a number of such genres between the "types": "manga" and "religious" for example. I don't think they belong there. That is hoping in two minds.

I really cannot imagine a useful application of such a data. It may raise all sorts of nonsensical questions of definition. I think you should mainly limit yourself to "hard" data.

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JB Starfield Stripshop
For comics: 1Comicworld and FBI -Comics
Also nice: Shop of garfield
And of course Peter Bonte's shop! Colorful - 2nd hand

In the agreements on entering data, I saw that the intention is that there is also a field for, among other things, the colorist.
Would it also be possible to add a field in which the genre / category of the comic could be stated, such as 'action' or 'adventure' or 'humor'.
With the Bluecoats or Lucky Luke you would then could have the combination of 'western' and 'humor'.
This information seems more interesting to me than eg the size of an album.

That's a nice idea, yes, but it doesn't actually belong to this topic about agreements that have already been made. Would you like to create this as a new topic in the “Agreements about adding data” forum? I am curious if others also think this is a good idea.

In part 8 of the Bezige Bij / Het Stripschap editions by Ollie B. the story is recorded twice, once with serial number and once without. Seems a bit exaggerated to me

Is het dan ook mogelijk om een veld toe te voegen waarin de genre / categorie van de strip vermeld kan worden zoals bijvoorbeeld actie of avontuur of historie of humor.
Bij de Blauwbloezen of Lucky Luke zou je dan de combinatie kunnen hebben van western en humor.
Deze informatie lijkt mij persoonlijk interessanter dan de grootte van een album.

Is it also possible to add a field in which the genre / category of the comic can be stated, such as action or adventure or history or humor .
With the Blauwbloezen or Lucky Luke you could have the combination of western and humor .
This information seems to me personally more interesting than the size of an album.

Yes, just as I now know that Alexis is actually called Dominique Vallet.
You learn something with Catawiki

Fred! Didn't you even know that? :-)

Because who knows who Othon, Aristides is, you are not looking for that. If my name was that I would change my name….

That is not yet possible, but later on via the Author page. There the pseudonyms (aliases) are displayed and you can also change them.
Before that, we will convert the pseudonyms entered in brackets to the alias field so that everything is consistent again.

Yes, it must if it is not a correct ISBN number in the sense of the number check. Then you will not be able to enter it later if this validation is on.

I would add such an incorrect number to the details, otherwise Marco will get in trouble with his automatic ISBN handling?

I have seen that there are authors entered with Real name (pseudonym), but that there are also authors with the pseudonym in the Alias field. The latter is better, but how do you get such a name as a user in that Alias field for admins?

The hardcover version of "Long live the sport!" (Jean Graton, Lombard Collection) also scores high in the most expensive comics category. I think in the Top-5. Only a few of them are known and are said to be trial examples. Does anyone know anything about a recent sale price or asking price for this album? And maybe someone has this album or a scan?

Aha, too. Would there be collectors of erroneous ISB numbers? :-)
In that case, I would include the number as stated on the book and comment on it in Details.

Ik wou ook nog eens wijzen op het feit dat er zoiets bestaan als “foutieve” ISBN-nummers.
Op de achterkaft van de eerste druk van album 116 van de rode ridder In de witte hel staat er toch echt het ISBN-nummer 900153376, terwijl het een uitgave is van Standaard Uitgeverij en dus zou moeten beginnen met 9002.

I also wanted to point out that there is such a thing as “wrong” ISBNs .
On the back cover of the first edition of album 116 of the red knight In the white hell there really is the ISBN number 900153376, while it is published by Standaard Uitgeverij and should therefore start with 9002 .

Yep. There will soon be a page per author where we can collect all kinds of interesting information per author in a structured way. Also comes for the series and the publishers.

Well, awful. Feet of 20 centimeters ... I had imagined something more of it.

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With very special items!

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