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Right now, the data model doesn't make a distinction between a book copy (the physical book on your shelf) vs a book issue (the immaterial notion of a certain book, like "Blacksad T1: Quelquepart entre les ombres". A book issue is by essence unique, and it can have multiple copies. CBO provides terms to make this distinction properly.
This enables to separate what is user-centric data (what books do I own, where are they right now) and community-shared data (who wrote that book, what are the different volumes of that series...). The former will refer to the former.
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Right now, the data model doesn't make a distinction between a book copy (the physical book on your shelf) vs a book issue (the immaterial notion of a certain book, like "Blacksad T1: Quelquepart entre les ombres". A book issue is by essence unique, and it can have multiple copies. CBO provides terms to make this distinction properly.
This enables to separate what is user-centric data (what books do I own, where are they right now) and community-shared data (who wrote that book, what are the different volumes of that series...). The former will refer to the former.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: