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Introduce the separation between book copy and book issue #44

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NSeydoux opened this issue Nov 10, 2023 · 0 comments
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Introduce the separation between book copy and book issue #44

NSeydoux opened this issue Nov 10, 2023 · 0 comments
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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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